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SignUp Now!That depends on which hospital and doctor one chooses! If you are on Medicare you can protest an early release. Many trans patients in Europe stay for about two weeks in the hospital, to make sure all possible complications can be handled there.@Linde it seems like just about everybody goes home with a catheter in place. At least most of the people I read about go home that way. Most people are kicked out of the hospital as quickly as possible. It's disgusting if you ask me.
That is whst they did with me, too. Bowl movement and peeing were the criteria. The did not need to move me,because the entire floor was for LGBTQI people only.On day 2, they moved me to the recovery centre, where I stayed for another 4 days. By the time they let me go, the catheter was out and I was peeing normally. They required two successful pee tests, using ultrasound to confirm that you were emptying your bladder, before they would let you go home.
Depends on the kind of money you actually have. Or if insurance will actually pay for it. I have neither. I’d be lucky if they let me stay for two hours.That depends on which hospital and doctor one chooses! If you are on Medicare you can protest an early release. Many trans patients in Europe stay for about two weeks in the hospital, to make sure all possible complications can be handled there.
I would recommend that you buy a short time insurance for those kind of surgeries, otherwise you can easily go broke on the cost. Just a ever so slight complication can drive the cost into ridiculous levels.Depends on the kind of money you actually have. Or if insurance will actually pay for it. I have neither. I’d be lucky if they let me stay for two hours.
How is your pain? Do you still have all the packing, or is it removed already? How about the stent in the neo-vagina? And when do you have to start with dilation?Day four of forever ... it my first day at home. I am glad to be home. It is pretty amazing to know that my entire lower region has been changed.
All the stuff was out prior to me leaving the hospital. The also taught me how to dilate on the last day there.No the stent and boublous packing is in until Tuesday pain is manageable I am alternating one hydrocodone with two Tylenol ever four hours. Seems to work pretty good for me
Just be prepared, the pulling out is a little uncomfortable, because the stent is sutured into the vagina most of the time. In my case, they even had the packing sutured to my legs and my stomach skin.Tuesday when they pull it out at their office it’s only cuz I am local that I don’t have to be at a recovery center. They release everyone three days later to a hotel or recovery center