This happened to me with my original surgery years ago. They had to put the catherer back in (can't remember if it was for a few hours or a day) and when removed again, I was fine. I had surgery for something else (female issue) and I had the same thing happen. From my experience, it was just uncomfortable and frustrating. Hope your daughter is doing better. LYNN
1981 Surgery with Harrington Rod; fused from T2 to L3 - Dr.Keim (at 26 years old)
2000 Partial Rod Removal
2001 Right Scapular Resection
12/07/2010 Surgical stabilization L3 through sacrum with revision harrington rod instrumentation, interbody fusion and pre-sacral fusion L5-S1 - Dr. Boachie (at 56 years old)
06/11/14 - Posterior cervical fusion C3 - T3 (Mountaineer System) due to severely arthritic joints - Dr. Patrick O'Leary (at age 59)