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Man, had a cystoscopy and now urinating is very painful. not excrutiating but definitely uncomfortable. first day after. normal for pain to be bad?
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Post procedure: It is normal to have some pain the day after cystoscopy, but the amount of pain may vary depending on what is wrong (why you had the procedure). If unable to void, or if this does not get better in a day, talk with your doctor!
Answered 2/24/2018
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