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My husband had a proctopexy yesterday and is struggling with urinating is this normal?
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Call your surgeon: if your husband is unable to void or is having severe difficulty. It would not be unusual to have some discomfort due to the proximity of the surgery site and if he had a urinary catheter inserted during surgery, but severe difficulty suggests other complications.
Answered 4/30/2018
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