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What Are The Reasons For Fever And Swelling In Feet And Back After Undergoing Surgery For Prolapsed Bladder 2 Weeks Ago?

I had surgery 2 weeks ago for a prolapsed bladder. 24 hours ago I developed a fever, 100-101.that lasted til this a.m..Was normal all day til late this afternoon. I know it isn t a uti. Slight swelling in feet, backache. Any ideas? odorous tan discharge.
Thu, 13 Feb 2014
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Hi,
In view of your recent surgery and your current symptoms it is important to rule out any local infection (where mesh/suturing was placed) or a minor clotting of blood in your legs. Please schedule a follow-up with the surgeon who operated on you.
I am available for any further clarifications you have. Please get back with your age, medical conditions and exact nature of prolapse surgery.
Wish you a speedy recovery,
Best regards,
Dr. Raguram.
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What Are The Reasons For Fever And Swelling In Feet And Back After Undergoing Surgery For Prolapsed Bladder 2 Weeks Ago?

Hi, In view of your recent surgery and your current symptoms it is important to rule out any local infection (where mesh/suturing was placed) or a minor clotting of blood in your legs. Please schedule a follow-up with the surgeon who operated on you. I am available for any further clarifications you have. Please get back with your age, medical conditions and exact nature of prolapse surgery. Wish you a speedy recovery, Best regards, Dr. Raguram.