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Surgery tomorrow and I only have one concern...urine sample???

:) Do they make you give a urine sample? If I haven't had water for a long time since they don't want you to have any in the morning...will I be able to go?:tired I have never been one to just go on cue:rolleyes like everyone else. Anyone else have this problem?:omg:
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The nurse asked me for one, cause I hadnt had a period in 6 months and she wanted to make sure I wasn't pregnant. I don't go on cue either, but apparantly the few drops were enough to determine I was not with child.lol

I had to do a urine sample the night before surgery, being in MX means everything happens QUICK.

The day I arrived was testing and orientation in the hospital, I had surgery at 6am the next morning. I could drink as much water as I wanted or needed up until... was it 10? It is usually 10pm, isn't it?

Yes, I had to give a sample. It wasn't much but that's all I could give 'em. I know...how can you "go" if you haven't had anything to drink in 12 hours?!!! If they ask, just give 'em whatever you got!

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