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Residual urine in bladder after voiding
I am suffering a mild pain on upper left abdomen below the rib cage.from past 1 month.the pain is not constant..my whole abdomen Ultrasound report is normal but the report shows my bladder doesn't empty after voiding ..it shows Residual urine 75cc in bladder after voiding.. otherwise my usg report are normal..I am feels mild pain while laughing or coughing..it was very discomfort..when I am doing exercise at the time I am also feels the same pain..my doctor prescribed me zinox tab.. for 10 days..but after taking the zinox tab for 10 days the pain and discomfort is same..I am scared doctor..is this any serious issue..??.. please tell me in details why I am feels that pain sometimes..is that pain for residual urine.. please doctor..help..me..I am depressed for this problem day by day..
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Dr. Ashwani Garg
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13 yrs exp
Bangalore
First of all, don't feel depressed or worried.
How are your bowel movements in last few days since your history of pain. Any change in consistency of your stools.
Any increase in burping or sensation of burning.
If you share more details on your medical history and diet, i will guide you further
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