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A: Urostomy surgery can take three to six hours. However, the duration of the operation could be longer if the patient is suffering from some other health problems. Thus, the surgery time depends on the health condition and the medical history of the patient.

A: Ideally, the urostomy bag needs to be changed one to two times a week. Strictly follow the schedule of changing the urostomy bag. Patients should instantly change the urostomy bag on noticing a leakage, as it can harm the skin.

A: After the surgery, patients may experience few complications like bleeding around the stoma. This is normal. But if the bleeding comes inside the stoma or does not stop within 4 to 10 minutes, then the patient should call for medical attention Patients will also experience some drainage from the penis or vagina for some days. It should be noted that the flow of urine through stoma could be discomforting. Some other risk factors include:

• Blood clots
• Infection
• Pneumonia

• Excessive bleeding from the stoma
• Purple, black or white stoma
• Change in stoma size
• Skin irritation
• Strom order from the stoma
• Fever
• Bloody urine

A: As the first step during the procedure, the patient will be given anesthesia. This procedure can be performed with general anesthesia. On being treated with the anesthesia, the patient will not feel any pain during the surgery and will be in a sleep-like state until the anesthesia wears off. Then the doctor starts the procedure by removing a piece of the intestine called ileum. The rest of the intestine will be reconnected to establish a normal bowel movement. One end of the ileum is attached to ureters and the other end is attached to the stoma. The urine will now pass from the ureters through the ileum to a pouch that you have to wear outside your body. This surgery takes around three to six hours. Thereafter you will be moved to the special care unit.

A: After the surgery, you need to stay in the hospital for four to seven days. Initially, you will have a drain in place to remove the fluid from the body. The doctor will advise the patient to avoid solid food for a few days after the surgery. They will provide all the required nutrients intravenously (IV). Before a patient leaves the hospital, the medical team will train him/her to wear the urine pouch and how to take care of the wound. They will also prescribe some medications to reduce the pain. Patients need to avoid lifting weights and refrain from other strenuous activities.

A: Usually, the patient of urostomy stays in the hospital for at least four to seven days. The hospital stay duration may vary depending on the health condition of the patient.

A: Urostomy surgery is performed after the removal of the bladder from the body. Some indications of urostomy include:

• Severe kidney disease
• Accidental damage or injury to urinary tract
• Surgical complications because of non-related pelvic
• Urine backing up into the kidney
• Urinary incontinence

A: Once the patient goes to the doctor for urostomy surgery, the doctor will run an examination and ask some health-related questions to identify the severity of the condition. Before the surgery, the doctor will recommend some diagnostic tests to get the exact idea about your health condition. It includes:

• Chest X-ray
• Blood tests
• electrocardiogram (ECG)

A: A urostomy is a procedure in which a stoma (artificial sack) is created for the urinary system. It is done after the bladder is removed surgically from the body to overcome some serious disease. In this surgery, the surgeon creates an opening in your abdomen, known as a stoma. The doctor uses a piece of intestine to remove urine from the body.

A: Urostomy is performed by trained and experienced Urologists with the help of the nursing staff. Call Credihealth medical experts to book an appointment with a qualified doctor at the best hospital.

A: Urostomy surgery is performed when certain disorders and conditions result in serious bladder problems. In some rare cases, children are born with a defect in the urinary tract that causes urine to back up into the kidneys. While sometimes a spinal injury can result in a urinary disorder. Such cases also require a urostomy surgery.