What is a Trans-obturator sling procedure?
A Trans-obturator sling procedure is a surgical option that uses a simple hammock-shaped device to correct stress incontinence by supporting your urethra to keep it in its correct position. Can I become incontinent again after having a sling procedure? Currently, Trans-obturator sling procedures have a success rate of about 85%. Therefore, it is possible to again become incontinent following a sling procedure. In addition, future pregnancies following a sling procedure may negate the effects of your surgery, and you may once again become incontinent. How long does it take to recover from a sling procedure? Every patient’s recovery time is different. However, you should be able to return to work and resume most of your regular activities within four to six weeks. During your recovery, it’s important to avoid heavy lifting and sexual intercourse. Your doctor will be able to provide you with more specific details about your individual recovery process. What are the risks associated with a
