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Can drug-induced urinary retention go away after awhile? think i got it from ibuprofen taken daily for a couple days. i can pee but not full amounts?
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I have not encountered any case of ibuprofen-induced urinary retention but I can say that most drug induced side effects are reversible.
Answered 1/22/2022
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