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In post partem had a foley catheter in after my child's birth due to medical issues is it normal to feel pain in clitrous upon sitting up or urinating?
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When did you have th: If the cather has been removed and you still have pain,need to rule out local infection or tissue injury
Answered 4/30/2015
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