I'm glad to hear you received a call back from the surgeon's office. I hope the issue subsides soon. I've heard positive things about pelvic floor therapy.

Just adding my update - my "dribbles" finally stopped! They lasted about 2 weeks after they began which was 10 days post op. I am going to see a pelvic floor therapist however, just to be on safe side.

Thanks, Heather! I did get a call back from my surgeon's office who said it is very common due to the trauma of the surgery 🙁 I have an appointment on October 2nd, so she said as long as I am not having any fevers or bloody/cloudy urine or pain, then this can be addressed at my appointment. She did say they could recommend pelvic floor therapist too. So, I guess this is just another part of recovery 🤷🏻‍♀️. It just sucks because I feel like everything else has went so well for the most part. Oh, and also because I am not very patient LOL!

Hi Nickey, I had the same issue after my hysterectomy. It stopped after two weeks. Don't hesitate to contact your surgeon if it continues.

Nickey, I didn't have much incontinence after the hysterectomy but have it with the chemo treatments.
I should take stock in depends and poise pads!