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Is it normal to get shooting pains after a urethral dilatation?
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Here are some ...: Genital pain after urethral dilation is expected, but widely varies in its features, degree, and duration among individuals. Such difference in pain reflects the variation of personal pain threshold. Fortunately, most patients tolerate it well through counseling and occasionally judicious use of pain medications. More? Ask and talk with treating Doc.
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