Couldn't due Systoscopy: Female
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I have been having problems peeing for almost a year now. Hard time initiating stream, low flow, takes forever to pee, lower abdominal pain etc. I was diagnosed many times with UTI's but after full tests were done on the urine there was no infection. After 8 months was finally referred to a urologist. He tried to due a cystoscopy today (with the numbing gel) but could not get the scope in due to my urethra being too narrow. He is going to try again under general but has anyone else had this problem? what ended up being wrong and was it treatable? Just getting a little nervous now.
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crawford96748 kandyoh80
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I'm male ..
I was getting far too many UTI's. Had to have cystoscope rescheduled under general anesthesia as the attempt with just gel was too painful. Under general anesthesia, things went ok. 1/2 hour or less was actual procedure.
. Cystoscope showed bladder neck was not fully open up enough to Prevent urine retention. (Prostate was pressing on bladder neck.). Took 1/2 hour or less under anesthesia to correct problems. Suffered for about 2 years. I'm doing great now.
I highly recommend the cystoscope procedure under general anesthesia. It was much less stressful. Hope this helps.
davidjk22 kandyoh80
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I had a similar problem 2 years ago , same symptoms , same problem with urethra being too narrow . Had a rigid cystoscopy and dilation under general , and that solved all my problems . Nothing to worry about its quite painless . I had a catheter for about 10 days after , but that was no problem . Don't be nervous it is well worth getting the problem sorted out . My quality of life is much better now , and added bonus I get more sleep , not having to get up and go to the toilet too many times every night .
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Hope you don't me saying , I told you so .