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Bladder concern
I have had over 30 surgeries in my life time and my problems include cloacal bladder extrophy , self cath and i have an bag for stool and i have stage 3 cronic kidney disease and i have had 2 UTIs in the last 2 months and i just got rid of the 2nd one. During the 2nd one my bladder became num and i couldn't feel when i had to go and it hurt to put the catheter in but now it feels weird everytime i put the catheter in and my bladder has been in pain like a burning sensation, plus mucus and blood
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Dr. Pramod Jethwani
Urologist
5 yrs exp
Yavatmal
Hi..
I can understand ur situation..
As per ur provided history .It seem that u r doing self catheterization from ur normal urine passage...
There r few surgeries where v can increase ur bladder capacity (augmentation cystoplasty) with bladder neck reconstruction and a continent mitrofannoff construction from where u can do self catheterization easily and there won't b problematic urine leak
Health Tips
Use 4 different self cath for a day and reuse them next day for a period of 10 days .
Have urinary alkalizers like pottasium citrate / or soda bicarb to decrease mucus production
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