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What Are The Risks Of Bladder Sling Surgery For Incontinence? Understanding the risks associated with bladder sling surgery for incontinence is essential for anyone considering this procedure. In this informative video, we will discuss the potential complications that may arise from bladder sling surgery. We'll cover various aspects, including the types of sling materials used, the surgical techniques employed, and the possible outcomes.

You’ll learn about the risks of bladder perforation, chronic pain, urinary retention, and infections, as well as the concerns related to synthetic mesh slings. We will also touch on the long-term implications of these complications and how they may affect recovery and overall bladder health.

It's important to have a thorough discussion with your healthcare provider about these risks and to understand how they relate to your individual health situation. We’ll provide guidance on what to consider before making a decision about surgery and what symptoms to watch for post-surgery that may require medical attention.

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