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I had c section 2weeks ago after removing the catheter ive noticed my pee hole is bigger which i never seen it like that before, is it normal?
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Urethral diameter: The urethral opening (pee hole) was slightly expanded at the time of the Foley's presence. Since it is surrounded by smooth muscle tissue, it will gradually "shrink" over time.
Answered 6/5/2020
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