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Things are going well. But I am wondering how long the blue dye remains in system? I am still urinating blue - I feel like a smurf! :thumbup1:

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While I can't answer the question, I had to laugh at you being a smurf. Thanks for the heads up that this doesn't go away on the first day. I won't worry when it happens to me! :thumbup1:

I noticed because they pulled my catheter early due to spasms. It started off royal blue and gradually changed over several days to shamrock green.

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LOL ... I am at a pale green now. I guess it's true what I learned in first grade - yellow and blue make green. So, now instead of Smurfett, I am the Green Hornet. :thumbup:

Most people talk about the blue diarrhea. It's so strange, but really common.

Mini-Me ~ you are so funny!

It is strange how some people have blue dye in their urine like you, some don't have hardly any at all (like me), and others have blue stools.

...especially for you and I...same surgeon...same procedure...same day...TOTALLY different smurfett response!

:001_rolleyes:

Wow, smurfy pee. I don't remember experiencing this, but I had so many problems with nausea immediately following my surgery, I was probably concentrating more on not passing out than anything else.

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