Urinary leakage after ureteral anastomosis may be related to anastomotic fistula, germ infection, dietary influence, age influence and other factors.
1. Anastomotic fistula: after surgery, incomplete anastomosis at the wound can form anastomotic fistula, which will lead to urine leakage.
2. bacterial infection: after surgery, not good hygiene care, can lead to anastomosis bacterial infection, can affect the wound recovery, leading to urine leakage.
3. Age influence: with age, the bladder muscle gradually aging, will reduce the storage capacity of the bladder, and may even lead to urine leakage.
4. Other factors: such as enlarged prostate gland, urinary tract tumors in men and pregnancy, childbirth, menopause and other factors in women can also trigger urine leakage.
It is recommended that patients seek medical attention to confirm the diagnosis and take targeted measures to intervene in combination with the cause of the disease.