I THINK THIS IS AN EMERGENCY

He needs an assessment as to where its coming from. I would definately consider it an emergency.
pat

Yes, it's a neobladder,

Dana,
Yes contact your uro or whomever is on call now.
You should call your doctor if you have any of the following symptoms:



Fever over 100.5° F
Shaking chills or sweating
Not making urine
Pink, red, cloudy and/or foul-smelling urine
Bloody discharge from your stoma
Redness, warmth, swelling or pus-like drainage at suture line
Loss of appetite
Nausea and vomiting
Diarrhea that lasts more than a few days
Belly, back or flank pain
Stoma looks darker or bluish-purple in color
Leg swelling or calf tenderness

He should not be passing clots. Remind me...does he have a neobladder?
Has he been lifting more than 10lbs which is about a gallon of milk?
Pat

Hello to everyone, its been a while since I have been on the forum, I have had a lot to deal with the last month.
Is really hope there is someone on the forum that can help me immediately, I do realize it is late.
Most of you know my situtation, my husband had his radical cystectomy about 6 weeks ago, he has been going really well, is back to work and feels as good as could be expected.
About 10 minutes ago however we just got quite a scare, he went to the toilet and urinated some blood as well as a small blood clot. This has not happened before and I am afraid he may have some internal bleeding from his intestines.
I think he hasn't been resting as much as he should the last week.
Can anyone help me now please, what should I do? Do we go to hospital? Has this happened to anyone else?