General Anesthesia- How To Prevent Difficulty Urinating After the Procedure ?
asked 8 months ago by friends77 in houston
Latest answer by Peter A. Aldea, MD
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Tags: anesthesia, prevention, problem, urination
I am a 38-year validity and good public process conducted in the previous tightening of the body under general anesthesia May experience difficulty urinating after the procedure and just after urinating for the first time no longer do I have this problem My question is there any action to avoid this problem? Is it likely to recur with me if it worked? Is there any medication or drug help der urine to avoid this problem?
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General Anesthesia- How To Prevent Difficulty Urinating After the Procedure ?
The Ability to initiate and maintain urinary flow depends on the coordination and functioning of several processes.
- relaxation of the pelvic diaphragm and a muscle which creates a mild kink on the urethra (urine tube leaving the bladder)
- lack of obstruction anywhere from the bladder neck to the opening of the urethra (no strictures, valves, tumors (such as large prostate) or foreign bodies)
- Coordinated contraction of the bladder muscle
With the quality of anesthesia...
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