Cathater out but some pain at night

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dkob131 Regular Member Date Joined Apr 2008 Total Posts : 364	Posted 7/2/2008 8:40 AM (GMT -6)
	I had my cathater taken out three days ago and seem to be one of the really lucky ones because I haven't had much in the way of leakage at all but I have had a recurring problem the last two nights. about every three hours during my sleep I wake up with a burning pain down in the bladder area, after I get up and relieve myself the pain goes away. This happened three times last night and it always seems to happen when my bladder is almost full. I'm wondering if this may be the start of an infection or something else that my doctor needs to look at. Has anyone had anything similar happen to them and if so what was the outcome. David 54 y.o. Diagnosed 4/10/08 DRE Normal PSA-4.1 Biopsy- 12 cores, 4 positive highest 4+4=8 Bone scan, CT scan and Chest X-ray clear 4/16/08 Urologist suggested surgery 4/16/08 MRI on 4/24/08 clear no suggestion of lymph node involvement. 4/24/08 -Started on Lupron and Casodex preparing for HBRT and IMRT in late July. This treatment will not preclude me from surgery if I change my mind. Decide to have DaVinci surgery after another consult with surgeon. 6/19/08- DaVinci surgery at University of Washington. Waiting for pathology report results. Back to Top

rob2 Veteran Member Date Joined Apr 2008 Total Posts : 1131	Posted 7/2/2008 9:43 AM (GMT -6)
	i didn't have any problems. to prevent infections, my doctor prescribled antibiotcs starting the day before the catheter was removed and for the next 6 days. you may want to call the doctor if this continues. Age 48 occupation accountant PSA increased from 2.6 to 3.5 in one year biopsy march 2008 - cancer present gleason 7 decision - surgery (robotic) surgery may 9, 2008 - houston, tx pathology report -gleason 8 margins clear 4 week and 6 week PSA .04 (undetectible) continence ok during day - 1 pad night time different story kegel's twice a day 20 reps Back to Top

elofdahl New Member Date Joined Mar 2008 Total Posts : 19	Posted 7/2/2008 8:07 PM (GMT -6)
	David, Your description of "pain" when in need to relieve yourself at night is the same as mine was for the first month. Even now, the feeling of "fullness" is not the same as before...it's a sharp pain. Though it is probably normal, please ask your urologist what he thinks. You don't want to deal with a bladder infection at this early stage of your recovery! Eddie Age 55 PSA 6.7 Needle biopsy: T1c Gleason 3+4=7...2 of 10 cores Non-Robotic laparoscopic RP on 3/4/2008 Specimen pathology: T2C organ confined with clear margins. GS lowered to 6! 100% urinary continence since cath removal on 3/11/2008 ED resolved with Levitra 4/18/2008 1st PSA undetectable Back to Top

dkob131 Regular Member Date Joined Apr 2008 Total Posts : 364	Posted 7/2/2008 8:45 PM (GMT -6)
	Thanx for the comments guys, if I have the same problem tonight my uro told me to come in tomorrow to get checked out. David 54 y.o. Diagnosed 4/10/08 DRE Normal PSA-4.1 Biopsy- 12 cores, 4 positive highest 4+4=8 Bone scan, CT scan and Chest X-ray clear 4/16/08 Urologist suggested surgery 4/16/08 MRI on 4/24/08 clear no suggestion of lymph node involvement. 4/24/08 -Started on Lupron and Casodex preparing for HBRT and IMRT in late July. This treatment will not preclude me from surgery if I change my mind. Decide to have DaVinci surgery after another consult with surgeon. 6/19/08- DaVinci surgery at University of Washington. Waiting for pathology report results. Back to Top

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