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Will enlarged bladders eventually return to normal?
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Sometimes: The bladder normally " shrinks" after urination and stretches as it fills. If your bladder becomes distended and you can't urinate, a Foley catheter can help it rest and return to normal size. Sometimes, if the bladder is chronically distended, it loses function and does not return to normal.
Answered 12/23/2019
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