I'm 4 Days Away Fromtummy Tuck Surgery N Notice I Have a Urinary Tract Infection. What Do I Do N Will my Surgery Still Go On?
Answer: May need to be postponed Please let your surgeon know about this well before your surgery. If it doesn't resolve, then your surgery may need to be postponed. Either way, you should see your doctor to start treatment for your infection asap.
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Answer: May need to be postponed Please let your surgeon know about this well before your surgery. If it doesn't resolve, then your surgery may need to be postponed. Either way, you should see your doctor to start treatment for your infection asap.
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June 17, 2018
Answer: Active urinary tract infection is a contradiction to elective surgery
If you have an active urinary tract infection, you cannot undergo an abdominoplasty. You need to have a quantitative urinary culture done. Once your urinary tract infection is cleared (with the proper antibiotics) then you can undergo surgery safely.
Best of Luck,
Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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June 17, 2018
Answer: Active urinary tract infection is a contradiction to elective surgery
If you have an active urinary tract infection, you cannot undergo an abdominoplasty. You need to have a quantitative urinary culture done. Once your urinary tract infection is cleared (with the proper antibiotics) then you can undergo surgery safely.
Best of Luck,
Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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June 17, 2018
Answer: UTI prior to Surgery
Thank you for your question.
I would ask that you be seen by your doctor to confirm the diagnosis of UTI and then you should let your plastic surgeon know what is going on and follow his/her instruction.
Generally, it is best to be infection free prior to surgery.
Best Wishes.
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June 17, 2018
Answer: UTI prior to Surgery
Thank you for your question.
I would ask that you be seen by your doctor to confirm the diagnosis of UTI and then you should let your plastic surgeon know what is going on and follow his/her instruction.
Generally, it is best to be infection free prior to surgery.
Best Wishes.
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June 17, 2018
Answer: You need to be treated for urinary tract infection Yes you may still undergo the abdominoplasty procedure. However, you must contact your plastic surgeon and or your primary care physician and begin treatment with antibiotics for your urinary tract infection and then will be safe to proceed with scheduled surgery.
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June 17, 2018
Answer: You need to be treated for urinary tract infection Yes you may still undergo the abdominoplasty procedure. However, you must contact your plastic surgeon and or your primary care physician and begin treatment with antibiotics for your urinary tract infection and then will be safe to proceed with scheduled surgery.
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June 17, 2018
Answer: UTI before surgery You should be started on antibiotics ASAP. Wether to proceed with surgery should be discussed with your surgeon. It will ultimately be their decision to try to protect you and make the risks of surgery as low as possible. If you get started right away on antibiotics, it is possible, you may still be able proceed.
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June 17, 2018
Answer: UTI before surgery You should be started on antibiotics ASAP. Wether to proceed with surgery should be discussed with your surgeon. It will ultimately be their decision to try to protect you and make the risks of surgery as low as possible. If you get started right away on antibiotics, it is possible, you may still be able proceed.
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