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A member asked:
How long is pain during urination and bleeding last after cystoscopy? i am a female.
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That depends: Depending on the person doing the procedure and your anatomy as well as any possible numbing meds used for the procedure etc. Some patients do not get pain and burning, some get it and it may last a few days. Anything over 2-3 days is reason to call the Dr. and tell them your issues.
Answered 1/1/2021
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