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Hello, i have a urethral diverticulum while pregnant. i am 12 weeks. will my doctors do anything about this so i can have a natural birth?
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Urethral/divert: Urethral diverticula are common, and are usually not a factor in planned vaginal deliveries. Should the diverticula become a problem after delivery (such as chronic urinary tract irritation or infection) it can be treated post-delivery.
Answered 12/5/2017
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