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Daily bladder pain in abdo only after passing urine. history: laparoscopic removal of ovarian endometrioma and endometriotic nodule remaining on left ureter. investigations needed/potential causes?
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Postop follow up : Consider scheduling a postop visit with the surgeon who performed your surgery. They will know what was involved in your procedure and be able to determine if any postop studies or tests are warranted
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