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Reservoir migration
Posted: Wed Oct 23, 2024 4:12 pm
by Mat001
Hi all,
Edit: disregard… it is actually fluid build up. There might be an infection but my doc is not sure. Hopefully it will resolve on its own
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I am 2 weeks out of surgery and had a strange bulging on the upper right side of my pubis. Had a lot of pain and initially thought it was fluid, but my doc now thinks the reservoir may have migrated. Note that I had a bilateral hernia repair, but it’s a bit hard to the touch so I think it’s some kind of component. I just did a ct scan, so we will find out. Did this happen to any of you? Is it difficult to fix? And how long would have have to wait?
Thanks!
Re: Reservoir migration
Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2024 6:55 am
by Discovernew
Keep us posted on how this goes. I am also 2 weeks post op like you, and also had inguinal hernia repair (laparoscopic).
Whas your repair laparoscopic too? What model/size implant do you have and which doctor?
Re: Reservoir migration
Posted: Fri Oct 25, 2024 9:36 am
by Mat001
Yes I had a laparoscopic hernia repair (bilateral)
My Doc is a bit puzzled but he said he may need to take the implant out.
I have a lot of swelling and pain in the shaft and pubis (which is coming from the reservoir placement).
Also temperature wise I have no fever at night or in the morning, but my temperature systematically raises to low grade fever like 99.5f in the late afternoon/ evening). Also the pain is worth in the evening.
I will see my doc again on Monday.
Re: Reservoir migration
Posted: Fri Oct 25, 2024 10:17 am
by Discovernew
Mat001 wrote:Yes I had a laparoscopic hernia repair (bilateral)
My Doc is a bit puzzled but he said he may need to take the implant out.
I have a lot of swelling and pain in the shaft and pubis (which is coming from the reservoir placement).
Also temperature wise I have no fever at night or in the morning, but my temperature systematically raises to low grade fever like 99.5f in the late afternoon/ evening). Also the pain is worth in the evening.
I will see my doc again on Monday.
Keep us posted. I am sending you good energies so everything will resolve soon. Who is your doctor?
Re: Reservoir migration
Posted: Fri Oct 25, 2024 12:01 pm
by Mat001
Discovernew wrote:Mat001 wrote:Yes I had a laparoscopic hernia repair (bilateral)
My Doc is a bit puzzled but he said he may need to take the implant out.
I have a lot of swelling and pain in the shaft and pubis (which is coming from the reservoir placement).
Also temperature wise I have no fever at night or in the morning, but my temperature systematically raises to low grade fever like 99.5f in the late afternoon/ evening). Also the pain is worth in the evening.
I will see my doc again on Monday.
Keep us posted. I am sending you good energies so everything will resolve soon. Who is your doctor?
He is high volume implanter, but I prefer not to disclose his name. I trust him in any case. He is been very responsive and following up closely.
And thanks for the good energies
, much needed!
Good luck with your recovery