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Old 02-12-2008, 01:37 PM #1
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Default Bladder Issues - need a quick answer
Ok, all I'm coming to you for your expertise - Chris just called and said he has not gone to the restroom since he has been up (9:30 a.m).

He said he feels like he has to go but can't. He called the neuro and left a message (i think they maybe out to lunch). I told him if no one called him back by 1:30 to call again.

If the neuro doesn't call back should I take him to the ER?
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