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What will happen if u experience pain whenever i pass urine post removal og catheter?
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UTI?: Some pain (dysuria) can be experienced after removal of a Foley catheter. But if pain persists more than 2 days after removal of the catheter, i would recommend being checked for a urinary tract infection (uti).
Answered 9/11/2018
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