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How is urethroscopy done? is it expensive? and does it cause any harmful or disturbing after effects?
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Simple investigative: low risk procedure , a small telescope like instrument introduced into urethra , usually done to visualize congenital valves , strictures result of infections like gonococcal infections. Speak to your doctor risks . benefits and the cost in your area.
Answered 6/2/2015
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