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I was in the hospital and asked for a urinal cup and had to strain to urinate because the angle of the cup was restricting . could this cause bleedi?
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Should not: Odd question, as urine cups typically have a wide mouth, and you shouldn't have had any angling issues. However, straining to make a stream should not cause bleeding.
Answered 1/5/2016
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