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Whenever i finish urinating, i feel like there is some more left. i try to empty myself, but only a few drops come out. i end up just giving up and getting up. urine's appearance, frequency and stream seem normal. likelihood of cancer/tumor?

Q: whenever i finish urinating, i feel like there is some more left. i try to empty myself, but only a few drops come out. i end up just giving up and getting up. urine's appearance, frequency and stream seem normal. likelihood of cancer/tumor?

: You should get morning sample of urine for testing for infection. If positive, get treatment. If negative, go to gynecologist for evaluation. Hope it helps.

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Dr. Padmashri Rastogi answered

You should get morning sample of urine for testing for infection. If positive, get treatment. If negative, go to gynecologist for evaluation. Hope it helps.

Answered 3/9/2021

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A member asked:

Whenever i finish urinating, i feel like there is some more left. i try to empty myself, but only a few drops come out. i end up just giving up and getting up. urine's appearance, frequency and stream seem normal. likelihood of cancer/tumor?

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