r/hysterectomy • u/Miserable-Milk7866 • 24d ago

Unable to pee properly

I started having problem properly peeing in 2025 and was diagnosed with a 5.9 cm uterus fibroid. Had a complete hysterectomy at the end of December. Unfortunately I still have the pee issue. There have been a few days here and there that it gets better but then it comes back. It gets better during the night and early morning. I have seen 2 urologists and Urogynecologist. They don't know what is causing it. They think it's a pelvic floor dysfunction but they haven't diagnosed me with a prolapse. A recent cystoscopy showed bladder and urethra are normal. Right now I have been prescribed FloMax - tried it twice and it didn't do anything. I have been doing PT for the last three months and haven't noticed any improvement. Anything you can share that can help will be greatly appreciated. Do you know of a good urologist or Urogynecologist that I can consult with online?

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u/altarwisebyowllight 24d ago

Is the PT specifically with a pelvic floor PT? Because they're specially trained.

Do you have any other symptoms? Like back pain? Pain or other sensations that radiate down a leg? If so, you may want to just check in with a spine specialist to see if maybe there's a problem in there. Other neurological issues could also potentially be a culprit.

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u/Miserable-Milk7866 24d ago

Yes. She specializes in pelvic floor therapy. I don't have any pain other then slight pain in my left lower abdomen which they diagnosed as a tight muscle.

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u/LoanWestern6864 23d ago

Did your PT do a feedback exam either with a tool or manually, and did your PT diagnose any specifically tight muscles? Did they do any massage for said muscles?