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I am unable to urinate just after a hip replacemwnt surgery . Once the catheter was removed the urine flow decreases to nil. Thanks.
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It may happen some times after anaesthesia or after taking some drugs.... Sometimes urinary problems due to prostate may aggravate in this condition at this age... Any history of urinary problems before surgery? Get ultrasound kub,  Prostate with PVR  done...  If urinary retention.. go to near by doctor and get urself catheterised.. Share ur reports
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Need to evaluate for prostate and have to treat it if so. How many day d catheter was left after surgery ,need to know.
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USG abdomen with prostate size, psa, sr. creatinine, urine routine and culture
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