Just got back from the urologist--he did a test which determined the amount of urine still in the bladder after voiding, a DRE, a urinalysis, etc.
He thinks I have primary bladder nack obstruction. He says the cause may be congenital, hormonal, etc.
Anyone been diagnosed with this?
He wants to do a cytoscopy in a couple of weeks.
Primary bladder neck obstruction?
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Silas1066
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Primary bladder neck obstruction?
Age: 38 | Onset Age: 32 | Symptoms: Frequency, the feeling of having to urinate right after voiding, pain in the penis—especially on the tip, dripping, urine retention, mild burning. | Helped By: Hot baths, exercise. | Worsened By: stress, caffeine, possibly diet.
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Re: Primary bladder neck obstruction?
Of course he can make money from this diagnosis (an operation may be suggested). From a CP/CPPS diagnosis, he makes very little money.
Not saying this applies to you, but some people are very slow to twig that uros cannot help them.
See another poster's experience with this diagnosis:
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=4412
Not saying this applies to you, but some people are very slow to twig that uros cannot help them.
See another poster's experience with this diagnosis:
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=4412
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