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I got something stuck in my bladder. will it become a serious problem if i leave it alone?
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Yes: What when into the bladder has to come out. A urologist can see it with a cystoscope, grab it, and pull it out. Urologists are skilled at removing things from bladders. "foreign objects" need to be taken out so that they don't cause infections or damage the inside of the bladder.
Answered 4/16/2014
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