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No bph but low urine flow @ night. urlgst wants to insert device into penis to look for block. is that the only next step? flow only problem at night
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Sounds appropriate: Sounds like the urologist wants to get a visual of what might be causing a urinary flow issue. A cystoscopy sounds appropriate, however, you can discuss this with your family doctor or internist, and possibly get another opinion by a second urologist.
Answered 2/11/2014
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Cystoscopy: Office flexible cystoscopy is a logical test to evaluate your symptoms.
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