While it is important for the patient to start walking as soon as possible, doing so is not recommended in the first few days after surgery.
For individuals with no need to urinate, no bladder distention, and no high risk for urine retention, which is defined as the inability to urinate at a bladder capacity of 600 ml, research supports discharge without voiding. The prevalence of urine retention in ambulatory low-risk patients
Following surgery or anesthesia, urinary retention is a common problem that patients experience. The brain circuitry that regulates the nerves and muscles involved in the urine process is frequently disrupted by analgesic medications.
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