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A member asked:
Incontinence (dribbling) after circumcision--urethral stricture, what to do?
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Unusual: No reason why U should be incontinent of urine after a circumcision. Surgery does not affect urethra unless circumcision performed grossly incorrectly. Suggest you consult an experienced urologist & not surgeon who performed your operation.
Answered 9/12/2014
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