when my girls was burn she had a cyst on her lumb we must removed the mass because the doctor make a hool by amastake during the dlivary prosses the surgion takeout after that she have incontenace of urea she cant go to school and for long time she had abd abdominalpain and the urologest said your daughter have nurogenic bllader you must use catteter for empity her bllader we do until now and also make an operation of iliocyctoplasity but the urian is very sepic and bad smil without antibiotics what can i do because she operated in iran but i am living in afghanistan
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If she is septic, you must get it treated as soon as possible, before it develops into a lethal condition. You need t get her to a doctor as soon as possible. In the meantime, have her drink as much fluid as possible to help flush the toxins out of her system. Also make sure she is eating well to help heal the infection. Dont delay treatment of this!
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my son has all the same things done when he was 3. we got home and he coughed, and wouldn't you know it, blood all over the place! we ended up back in the hospital for a week! it can really happen, don't give her anything that is like children's Advil or Motrin, there is a component in those that can contribute to bleeding. see if the Dr will let her stay overnight even though they say it is a day surgery procedure that lasts about 2-3 hrs. just say you would rather be safe than sorry. i also think that age has a big part of it also. she is old enough to tell you if something feels wrong, but when they are younger they can't so they force themselves to cough to relieve the itch that comes along with healing. good luck
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ok can i get some more info although i will try to answer this for you without it. Has she had a bowel movement recently before the citrate? if you say no then the hard swelling could be really bad. And she needs to be seen now. If her bowels explode it will kill a person in 48 hours....... This is nothing to play with..........If you dont believe me call your local pharmacist or hospital they will confirm.......Her large intestine could be knotted and this she needs to be seen for also. Dont wait til doctors hours take her to the er. If they are twisted or knotted and she pushes too hard it will explode.....
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Give her prunes and juice that has prune juice, or apple juice.  Also do not make an issue over her going potty, you can actually give her psychological problems and there are certain complexs in psychology that I can not rememeber the name of, off hand.  I think she may have a bowel stricture.  Have you had this checked?  By the way take her to another doctor for another evaluation also.  Maybe go to 3 doctors.  You can also buy infant glycerine suppositories, or give her metamucil with lots of water, they have orange flavored.  I am a nurse and have a psychology major also
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Registered Nurse Here; Mild cases of prolapsed bladder, usually respond well to non surgical treatment.  The prolapsed bladder, should improve, possible completely with keagel excercises, providing the physician or nurse went over with your mom how to preform, (one just sqeezes the muscles to stop the flow of urination, hold it for 20 to 30 seconds and repeat, 10 to 20 times, 5 to 6 times a day).  Surgery is usually a permenant fix, however for whatever reason it prolapsed this time, could certainely happen again.  Any Surgery is Risky, all though safe the vast majority of time, however your mother is only 56 years old, and if she needs surgery within the next 10 years or so, if other disease or disease process is not present, she certainely has time to try a more conservative approach, such as excercises, no lifting.  As for as the cost of the surgery, hospital fees, etc.  Approxiametly 15,000 to 20,000.  Hopefully your mom has insurance, the cost of health care is staggering it is so high.  Thanks for the opportunity to address your question.  I hope this helped.  Take Care, and best of luck to your mom.
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I think the product you are talking about is called Silveron, which is an excellent material to use with post-operative site infections to promote healing, treat the current infection and prevent others.   The strips contain minute amounts of actual silver, which have a antimicrobial property.  A doctor could also be using Silvadine cream with packing material to do the same thing. With either product, you get healing going again and eliminate infection.  The wound is  going to heal from the inside outwards.  Normally this is what happens, except the stitches hold the skin closed and you just don't see it happen.  In your daughter's case, the site got infected and the stitches had to be removed- so the skin has an opening.  Because it was infected, the doctor won't want to replace the stitches, but he also doesn't want to just leave the open wound unprotected.  That's the reason for the packing, to provide the protection her skin would have normally provided while the tissue beneath heals.\n   It's hard to give an exact time frame for her to completely heal, because that is a pretty individual thing.  In a child, healing is usually quicker than for an adult, even after an infection.  You can do some things to help it along, like giving a good multivitamin, and keeping clothing from covering the area or rubbing against the bandaging as much as possible.  She should eat a good balanced diet, and simply rest.    I would think it should heal well enough within a week or so to no longer need the packing, and then the doctor will probably put on steristrips to hold the outer layer of skin closed, instead of the stitches- so the outside scar will be a little nicer in appearance.  Once she no longer needs the packing strips you can start gentle applications of vitamin E oil to the area to encourage the skin to heal nicer. For that just poke a hole in the end of a regular vitamin E gelcap and squeeze it out to the skin.  A few drops will do, and it's easily absorbed by the skin.  Try to have her avoid waistbands that go across the site for a while, until it is really well healed, as it will be a sensative patch for a while yet.\n  It's hard to say why it became infected, but that will make it take longer to heal overall because the body has to fight the infection and recover from the surgery at the same time.  The infection is in the area where the healing has to take place, which is a sort of double whammy for the poor cells trying to repair everything.  The packing material will help take some of the pressure off the healing tissues by doing some of the antibacterial/microbial defense for them, so they can concentrate on the healing and repair side of things.   Usually once you start packing a wound, it heals pretty well within a week or so.\n  I feel sympathy for you and her.    I did not have a postoperative site infection with mine, I just didn't absorb the sutures under the muscle lining, and they had to be rejected over the next few months.  My original incision healed, but then continued to break in spots as the suture material surfaced and came out.  It was nearly six months before I could stand a waistband of any sort on it, and I had to swap over my undies for the old high waistband variety and buy looser fit jeans for a while.  So I have some idea how she must feel, and how frustrated it is getting to be for you both.   Take heart that it should start to show improvement now, and she should heal fairly rapidly now.  Good luck to you both!
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Please read this all the way through, my heart is with you. I have two boys 10 and 6 that did the same thing (flushing). Charging 10 cents every time I found the bowl full stopped my problem. But your daughter seems like she has hit rebellion already. My 6 year old became very sore and he learned his lesson at 4 about wiping. But with your daughter "dirty down there" is not going to work. She's 10 not 4, don't patronize her, think back to when you were 10. Let's face it we were all picking up info from friends about sex. You 3 parents have to get together as a group and realize she is not a child she is a young lady/woman. Lectures and threats are not going to work anymore. She needs to start making her own decisions, educated decisions. Talk to a gynecologist get facts about what could happen if she doesn't clean up her act. Pictures if necessary, of what these diseases can do to her body. She could pick up staf infection just to name one, and wind up in the hospital. (My husband being a fire fighter had a call at one time about a woman with an upset stomach. She wasn't a wiper either her whole body smelt of crap. When they got her to the hospital because no one wanted to check between her legs (which was where the real discomfort was) they found her vagina was infested, stuffed with maggots.)Please do everything in your power to educate her in a way that will help her to help herself make the right choices. Also is she happy with herself, looks, school, and friends. These are all very important to her right now. If she doesn't have it yet soon she will be starting her cycle. You think you have problems now, wait. This is the summer of change for your family. Make it that way, help her, she needs you all just to hear her, and realize she is not a little girl, or even a big girl, she is a young lady/woman. A new hair style, a light colored eyeshadow if not wearing makeup, a few new clothes, you might want to rethink the panty thing. Is she wearing panties that make her feel like a young lady/woman, or is she wearing widebottomed, widesided diaperwear. Help her to feel different about herself. Chin up, no one ever said this parent thing was easy, but think of the good times, keep an open mind, and email me if you need to. We have all been there in one way or another.
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Your mother had a stroke and if she has had the catheter for 2 months she made need to have some bladder retraining before they totally remove the catheter.  To do this they would start by clamping the catheter for one hour and then release and clamp and release but increase the time between when they unclamp the catheter over the next couple of days.  By time they are leaving it clamped for 3-4 hours she should be able to tell them that she needs to have it unclamped.  Since she did have a stroke it is possible that she has some urinary side effects from the stroke.  Urinary tract infections are not uncommon in people who have catheters but if she is getting that many you may want to watch how they care for the catheter.  It should never be put above the waist even when they transfer her or turn her.  They should use an alcohol swab if they need to disconnect it or reconnect it to the drainage bag.  Some things that can help with prevention of UTI's is cranberry juice or cranberry capsules and increased doses of vitamin C.  You might also consider having the nurses call the doctor to ask about prophylatic antibiotics.The pain from the catheter is something is something you may want to discuss with her doctor to see what his opinion is for a cause.
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I have the same problem. I am going to see a Urologist as this has been going on for years. Your Gyno should be your first stop, and I'm sure you do all the instructions from them-( wiping from front to back, urinating after sex, drinking cranberry juice or pills, drinking lots of water and in my case taking an anti biotic after sex). I would say it is time to see a kidney specialist as UTI's are so miserable, and sounds like you have reached tolerance to many antibiotics.
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She needs to cut down on 'gassy'  foods such as onions, broccoli, beans, etc.  But if her favorite foods cause gas she could take 'Beano'.  It helps the body cut down on the formation of gas. \n\n Avoid nuts and popcorn as these items can inflame the stoma.  If it takes all day for ribs to digest then she has most of her large intestine intact.  She needs to drink more water.  Cut down on liquids that contain caffeine\n\nDo NOT under any circumstances poke a hole in the bag. Not only does it allow some of the most gaggingly foul odors to escape, it can weaken the bag and cause tearing.  That is the absolute Last thing you want to happen in public (or at home for that matter)!\n\nAttend a cancer support group.  These marvelous people have all sorts of fantastic ways to assist in coping with colostomy bag issues.  Good Luck and I Hope This Helps.
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I would probably listen to what the surgeon is saying.  He has obviously performed this type of procedure on many patients before, with success.  Some surgeons have before and after photographs, you could ask if your surgeon has any?\n\nIt is natural for you as a parent to want the best and to be worried about the outcome. Relax a little I am sure everything will be fine.\n\nGood luck!
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You are so young to be having this problem, but my sister h had her left knee done on Feb 06, and will be having surgery on her right knee on May 30, 06. She is doing wonderful and looking forward to getting her legs back to where she can walk again. Like you , she had to use a wheel chair or not walk at all. Just listen to your doctor, and I will keep you in prayer for fast healing. God Bless You. Just trust in the Lord. He will help you through it.
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I would seek a second opinion with a dermatologist. She is at an age (puberty) that her skin will be changing. If this is more of a cyst (subaceous or other) there may be a lining you aren't expressing that is allowing these to reform. In any event, leave this to the professionals. If you express a core from these areas you could end up leaving scars and we all know how self conscious teenagers are anyway. Good Luck!!
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You should do everything you can. Use every ounce of medical science we have at our disposal.. Now with that said You must understand what the world is we live in. I know this hurts I almost lost my only son when he was 2. This world we live in is corrupted by sin and our bodies are subject to hat corruption. Still. I understand the pain... so..\n\nDearest God, we hold up Adam to you and ask for your healing touch to encircle him. Use the skill you have provided for us in medicine to work beyond the expectations of the healers. Still we see you as our Lord and pray your will is to show your greatness through a fantastic cure for this child.. Your will Father always we ask, in Jesus name..... \n\n\n\nJim
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Tell her the truth...something may be wrong...the doctor may not have corrected the problem, you may have an infection, or...it might be as simple as the swelling hasn't gone down enough.  Tell the truth so they can make sure everything is done correctly, so you can be dancing again as soon as possible.\n\nGood Luck.
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This may not be a simple pimple, not in the usual term of acne vulgaris. In the armpit, these things are often sebaceous cysts.\n\nYou may find it difficult to help her. The help she needs is most probably going to involve her seeing a doctor. She should eventually get to see some form of doctor with a bit of a surgical skill who can take the thing out. It is a little bit more involved than an incision and drainage.\n\nEncourage her to see a doctor. If she tries to do it herself or if you try to squeeze it in the way many people do, you may get some of the yucky stuff out from the inside of the cyst but you will predispose to infection and to recurrence of the cyst.\n\nPlease read the wiki pages I have listed below. They have good information about what may be going on here.
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As a Homeopath who has cured such things I would suggest you visit a really good Classical Homeopath and by the Grace of the Almighty your daughter will be cured very soon without any side effects or complications or post her complete symptoms and conditions for a Homeopathic Prescription. Trust me only Homeopathy can treat and cure her.\nTake Care and God Bless you and your family.