Post Surgery Urinary Retention - Is It Common To Have A Catheter

Post Surgery Urinary Retention

Asked for Male, 47 Years

Is it common to have a catheter inserted after nasal surgery (General Anaesthetic) for Urine Retention or very unlikely?

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Dr. Mahendra Sharma

Urologist 18 yrs exp Delhi

It’s not uncommon. It will be removed in 3-4 days after starting medication.

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