“Sex with urethral stent placement?”
Female | 28 years old
Conditions: Kidney stone
3 Answers
UrologistUrologistBased on what you've stated, you should be seen by your provider. With the stent had moved slightly or been dislodged. If you are making urine, even if it is 'blood tinged,' but not 'bright red,' you may be able to wait until you get a call back from your provider. Bright red urine, increasing pain, fever or chills, and you should go straight to the Emergency Department. But as always, use your best judgement and go to the ED if anything concerns you.
I hope that this helps.
Dr. Keith Hopkins