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Female- laparoscopic bilateral inguinal surgery 2 weeks ago. urine stream normal at first, stops, starts again. pain when empty and pressure. normal?
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Sounds normal: Sounds like a normal sensation for two weeks after the operation. If you're still worried, don't hesitate to call your surgeon to make sure. Hope this helps!
Answered 6/9/2015
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