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Still feeling sore and tender in uretha after cystoscopy and uretha dilation after 3 weeks is this normal?
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Not Likely: 3 weeks later? Unless the original reason for why you had the cystoscopy has not resolved. May not be bad to call your urologist back and talk.
Answered 2/11/2013
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