Let your doctor know if you develop prolonged bleeding or signs of an infection.  Check your wound every day. If the discharge from the wound has an odor, or if the area appears to be swollen or reddened, contact your doctor. You may be developing an infection.  Also let your surgeon know if you have any difficulty passing urine. It is normal for the surgical site to bleed or ooze a little over the first few days following surgery. The amount of blood or drainage is minimal, but obvious.  You may notice small blood stains on your underwear or clothing for a few days following the procedure. While a dressing on the wound is not needed, if you are uncomfortable with the small amounts of blood or drainage staining your clothes or bedding materials, a small dressing can be used at your discretion.  A small dressing, like a 4 x 4 gauze pad, can be lightly taped to the area to absorb any blood or drainage. Notify your doctor if the wound actively bleeds. An adult should be with you at all times for the first 24 hours after your surgery.  Do not lock personal privacy doors, such as the door to the bathroom or bedroom, for the first few days as you recover. The person with you may need to get to you quickly.  Rest quietly at home. Recline in a comfortable chair or nap throughout the day in bed.  If you feel faint or dizzy, lie down.  Do not attempt to be physically active or operate any kind of machinery or heavy appliance for the first few days after your surgery. It may take two to three days to feel your normal energy level return. Drink plenty of fluids, but avoid drinking beverages that contain large amounts of caffeine, such as tea or coffee. Moderate intake is ok.  Eat lightly at first. Stick with soup, small meals, and sandwiches for the first few days.  Avoid eating greasy, spicy, or heavy foods as this may make you feel sick.  Do not drink alcoholic beverages for at least 24 hours after your surgery. If you feel any pain or discomfort, take acetaminophen products, or take the medication prescribed by your...

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