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Is it possible to have a surgery to keep the urethra open permanently for someone who has overflow incontinence instead of using a catheter 24/7?
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Surgery is an option: It is possible to explore option of surgical sling for urinary incontinence issue. Check with your Urologist or Ob-Gyn.
Answered 8/9/2014
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