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Can i force urine while having an urethral catheter? because i gotta poo and it forces out the urine as well when i poo?
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It won't hurt you. Take care.
Answered 7/25/2023
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When you poo the pressure inside the abdomen increases the pressure on the bladder and forces a little urine out around the catheter, it is normal. nothing to worry about
Answered 7/25/2023
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