he was such an angel, he didnt cry when he was anehatised , they slightly over cooked him in the theatre but he was really groogy on friday night, they gave him a c***tail of painkillers but hes still in pain. hes doing really well, had to stay the night on the ward where i stayed with him and slept in the same bed. hes back to his normal self except for the slight spasims hes having hes great, thanks for everyones support, when your a mother you hate to have to see your child in pain

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how sweet is this......Urology is actually my speciality, my field of work...and ys..I could be the one to assist and aide worry etc.....but hey.......you have been such a total biatch to me

why should I ease your pain?

Hey Nat, how did your little boy get on? *hug*

good luck

wouldnt worry too much as on childrens ward ull be able to get most things anyways  x

i dont really know what it is in the technicall terms but its a form of  hypospadias which means when hes older he will wee downwards instead of the normal way, i didnt really understand what the doctor said but he will need a cathetar in for a week which will help it heal along with a big bandage. Its only a cosmetic procedure but has to be done between 6 and 24 months. Thanks for the comments ladies. Im just worried as its my sons first operation and ive packed the bag but am confused how many nappies to take lol 

can i ask what this is? tubularisation... and how do they heal after?

aww hugs huni!

sure it will be alright.... and no nurse is going to shout at u!

Aww poor little thing.  Hope it all goes well Nat.  At least it's something he won't remember when he's older and kids bounce back so fast!!!  

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hi - sending you ((((hugs)))))

2 of my children have been in hospital for operations, both for 4 days and im sure you are very worried and scared, but in my experince we worry and they take it all in their strides lol - the staff will be prepared for all the things you are stressing about so dont worry too much - hope it all goes well and your lo is home asap xx

Hi Natrose - i just wanted to wish you and your babyson the best of luck sweetheart - at least he is in the best possible place for care. And he is getting the problem sorted. I really hope it isnt too traumatic for either of you - be brave and if you are then im sure it will rub off on him and he will be more at ease. All my love and best wishes xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Thank you, im also worried about the procedure, but im sure he will be ok, hes a very active little boy and will defineltly be the cheeky one on his ward im sure lol

hi, lots of hugs for the 2 of you xxxx

most kids will 'play up' in hospital, new surroundings, other kids kicking of etc, the nurses will know how to help you get him settled etc. they are there for you too, so just ask if you need help xxxx

Hi, mu 16 month old little boy is going to have a operation called a tubularisation, which is on his man hood, he has to stay a night which i get to stay with him. Im just worried because he has to have a cathetar in for a week, he sleeps on his stomach and would this mean he would have to sleep on his back which i know he wont do as he slept on his stomach since 2 weeks old. im worried as i know he will be noisy and that the nurses will sout because of this has any one had this sort of problem.