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Trans Obdurator Tape operation - anyone had one??

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lovecat · 24/10/2007 20:13

Finally had my hospital appointment this morning regarding my lack of pelvic floor following dd's birth, and after a most undignified sesh with catheters, probes and a weird loo, I have been told I am a good candidate for a Trans Obdurator Tape (TOT) operation.

I've looked it up on the interweb and there are both good and bad reports of its efficacy and long-term impact on health.

I've got to lose 2 stone before the operation as well (mutter mutter) but that's a whole other thread!

Has anyone else had this op done and if so how was it for you?

Ta

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merlotmama · 25/10/2007 01:04

Bumping for you,lovecat, out of self interest. I am headed for the hospital soon to discuss the parlous state of my lady bits and this was one of the possibilities my GP mentioned.

Anybody know about this?

lovecat · 25/10/2007 09:48

Ta for the bump, mm - hopefully someone out there can tell us about it!

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fireflyfairy2 · 25/10/2007 09:51

For the 2 stone weightloss, join sw! The weight will fall off you!

Sorry, never had the op, but the way I leak in aerobics class it may be something worth looking into

lovecat · 26/10/2007 10:48

Cheers FF - am looking into local groups of ww/sw/rc to see if they've got one at a time I might stand a chance of attending! (I couldn't even begin to think of doing an aerobics class, the state I'm in, I'd need a nappy!)

Hopefully someone out there has had this procedure and can advise??

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mrschatterbox · 28/10/2007 21:53

Hi all, have recently had the operation. So recent infact, that I haven't yet been allowed to put it to the test! The operation takes about 2 hours, from the start to waking up in recovery. I was no where near as sore as I thought I would be so my advice to you all would be to go for it! At only 35 I feel rather embarassed at having to have had this done, but am feeling great. Go on, go for it. Take care.Speak soon

merlotmama · 30/10/2007 00:00

Thanks for the response, Mrs C. Could you give it a couple of weeks then give your impressions? How long is the recovery? More to the point , has it worked for you? Would you recommend it?

lovecat · 01/11/2007 07:55

Thanks Mrs C - ditto merlotmama, please could you give us some feedback in a week or so? Cheers and thanks again!

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Loshad · 01/11/2007 11:33

my mum had this done, and it worked very well for quite a while (several years) she's leaking a bit now, but is 70. Certainly it was an improvement on how she'd been before.

lovecat · 01/11/2007 20:26

Thanks very much, Loshad - good to know!

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