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Old 02-13-2013, 01:18 AM #1
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Hi my name is tammy..i am new to the site. I have question..i just got out of surgery 5 weeks ago. They went in to remove a cist and the doctor made a mistake by cutting my bladder.. Is it normal to hold 99cc.,s in the bladder after this long..i heard that isent to much at all but i am alittle concerned. I am going pee but it feels like its not all coming out..what are your thots.thanks
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