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Does bethanecol help with postpartum urinary retention? is it a good medicine??
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May help: Bethanechol maybe used for urinary retention that occurs after being administered anesthesia. In my experience not a great medication to treat this condition. Ensure your bowel movements are soft and regular. Make sure you are working with a urologist to help you with this condition.
Answered 3/4/2017
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