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Can a bladder puncture happen naturally?
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Yes: In rare cases there have been reports of bladder punctures with bony spurrs (bony pointy overgrowth) in the pelvic area around the bladder. Traumawouldalso put you at risk of bladder punctures if you have these spurrs. A urologist will be able to point out other instances, like cancers or massive trauma to the pelvic region.
Answered 9/14/2015
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