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A member asked:
Post prostate surgery after 5 years now, why do i get a slight temperature if i delay urinating. if i go soon needed,i,am all right, whats,wrong?
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Not sure: If you mean you have a high temperature as measured by a thermometer if you delay urination, the temperature rise is unrelated to the surgery of 5 years ago. It won't hurt to get a urine analysis.
Answered 1/28/2015
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