Bladder Removal Surgery with Urinary Diversion: Hvornår du skal kontakte lægen

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• No urine output for 4 or more hours from ileal conduit or neobladder (obstruction concern)
• Fever above 38.5°C with chills, confusion, or hemodynamic changes (urosepsis)
• Sudden severe abdominal pain with distension (anastomotic leak, bowel obstruction)
• Signs of peritonitis (rigid abdomen, severe pain, fever)
• Profuse watery output from drain or wound (urine leak)
• Stoma appears dark, dusky, or black (ischemia)
• Heavy rectal bleeding or blood from stoma that does not stop
• Chest pain, sudden shortness of breath, or leg swelling (PE or DVT)
• Stoma output significantly decreased from baseline
• Persistent nausea and vomiting beyond 48 hours (ileus concern)
• Peristomal skin breakdown or appliance adherence failure
• Cloudy, foul-smelling urine (infection concern)
• New flank pain (ureteral obstruction concern)
• Increasing wound drainage or erythema
• Persistent fatigue, confusion, or muscle weakness (metabolic acidosis concern)
• Worsening mood, hopelessness, or inability to cope

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• Navnet på din operation (Bladder Removal Surgery with Urinary Diversion) og datoen for din operation
• Din aktuelle temperatur
• Smerteniveau (0–10) og hvor det er
• Al medicin du har taget de seneste 24 timer
• En beskrivelse af såret (rødme, væske, åbning)