Frequent Urination After Tummy Tuck, Breast Lift W Aug., Full Body Lipo, Is this Normal?

In concurrence with the other respondents, your history and the time frame point to your frequency of urination being probably caused by an infection, called a UTI or urinary tract infection. This is easily treatable with antibiotics. You can either contact your plastic surgeon and have him/her send you for a culture or see your primary care doctor.

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You probably have a urinary tract infection.  It would be surprising that you underwent so many hours of surgery without having a Foley catheter.  You should call your plastic surgeon who will put you on antibiotics.  A urine culture should also be taken.  If you are unable to reach your plastic surgeon, you could certainly consult with your internist or gynecologist for this condition.  Antibiotics should improve it quite quickly.  In the meantime, starting drinking cranberry juice!

I agree with all my esteemed colleagues that this is most likely sue to a urinary tract infection or UTI.  You probably had a foley catheter in with all that surgery which is the usual cause of UTI.  Call your plastic surgeon and tell him/her your symtoms, he will probably prescribe an antibiotic and your symtoms should improve quite rapidly.

Judging by your description of "frequency" that is the feeling that you have to urinate very soon after urinating, sounds as though you may have a urinary tract infection. This is a reason to contact your surgeon and be seen.  This may be related to a urinary catheter which may have been used during your procedure which sounds as though it may have been lengthy. I do not believe that is related to the surgical procedure itself.

Thank you for your question.

Thank you for the question.

At your stage of recovery,  the most common cause of your  symptoms would be a urinary tract infection. This should be evaluated by sending a urine specimen for culture.  Given your history and symptoms,  I would personally start you on antibiotics as soon as the  a urine specimen is obtained.

Best wishes.

When undergoing large operations surgeons frequently put a catheter in the bladder both to follow the urine output during surgery as well s to avoid bladder overdstention and inability to urinate after surgery. The problem s that occasionally dong so may lead to a urinary tract infection. 

Your symptoms of FREQUENCY, having to constantly void despite just having voided, may be associated with a urinary tract infection. So is URGENCY, the feeling you have to go immedately. If associated with blood in the urine or with an odor the diagnosis s almost certain. 

Urine needs to be sent for culture and sensitivities and antibiotics and if need be a drug to reduce badder irritation, would then be started. 

Good Luck