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Bladder doesn't empty after voiding

2019-01-31 10:16:49
Hello, My bladder doesn't empty after voiding.I have residual urine after voiding 75cc..I have a pain in the below of left lower ribs ..on the left kidney ..when I am laughing the pain is increasing..but after taking the urimax 0.4 the pain is slightly decreased.. please doctor tell me why I feel pain on left kidney side when I laughing or coughing..my whole abdomen ultrasound report is normal but I have residual urine after voiding..I am very scared..please help me..
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Don't worry. Pain could be because of muscle spasm. Please consult a physician .

Answered2019-01-31 12:01:17

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