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Posted By: MTGirl on 2009-02-10
In Reply to: monarch sling - susan

I had the TVT sling procedure about 4 years ago, and it was absolutely the best thing.  I was incontinent with laughing, sneezing, coughing...my last straw was when I had food poisoning and everytime I was sick, my bladder would just empty, no control whatsoever.  I was only 41, too.  I had the procedure done, and I would say that after about 1-1/2 months, I felt back to normal with not even a twinge of discomfort.  I was still a bit uncomfortable and fatigued after a month, but took iron on a regular basis (I had about 500 cc blood loss) and it helped.  They told me because of my age I was more suseptible to bleeding with the surgery.  My hematocrit was on the low side, but they watched me, and it crept back up.  I didn't need a transfusion.  Also, it was a day surgery, and I just had a block and was awake the whole time.  I recommend you do it, based on my experience.  It's certainly made my quality of life much better.


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