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I went to the urologist today and they did a test where they said i still had 13 ml left after going to the bathroom is this anything to worry about or can this be normal? i just want a 2nd opinion?
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That's completely normal. Residual volume (remained urine in the bladder after voiding) less than 50 cc is normal. You are infact almost emptying your bladder.
Answered 7/16/2021
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