Urethral sling surgery is used to treat stress incontinence. To support the urethra and help with pee retention, a sling is stretched around it. The tube that carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the body is called the urethra. Surgery to place a urethral sling can take many different forms. The two types of slings are conventional and mid-urethral. Mid-urethral slings are made of synthetic mesh material. Traditionally, a strip of human or animal tissue has been used to make slings. You could nod off throughout the procedure. You will be given medicine to relieve stress and stop discomfort if you are awake. To execute the operation, the doctor makes a few tiny cuts (incisions) in the vagina and upper thigh or lower belly. As a sling or hammock, the doctor will next weave a strip of mesh tape or tissue between the incisions and beneath your urethra. The wounds are then sewn up. Depending on your procedure, you might be able to leave the hospital the same day. Another option is to stay the night in the hospital. In one to two weeks, you ought to be able to go back to work. You must, however, take a minimum of 6 weeks off from all activities before resuming. Avoid heavy lifting and physical activity at this period.
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