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Difficulty In Passing Urine. History Of Diagnosed Large Cell Neuroendocrine Cancer, Hip Replacement Surgery, Kidney Problems. Help

Good Morning My mama has so much trouble peeing, she wants to go but when sitting on toilet she has to push hard so she can pee. could you please give me some advice . My mama had hip replacement in November 2012 and still hasn't recovered totally. My mama also has kidney problems but she just had biopsy about 5 weeks ago and was told she has rare cancer and only a few months to live. Her Cancer is called Large cell neuroendocrine, So im trying to find ways of helping her...Thank you for your time..

Wed, 31 Jul 2013
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Hi and welcome to Healthcare magic.Thank you for the query.
If this tumor is inoperabile and there is no indication for chemo or radiotherapy then the treatment is only paliative,but it doesnt meand that you cant help her. You need to prevent pain,infections and further complication and allow urine flow by medical th or by catheterisation. I am sire yur doctors will know how to do this.
Wish you good health. Regards
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Difficulty In Passing Urine. History Of Diagnosed Large Cell Neuroendocrine Cancer, Hip Replacement Surgery, Kidney Problems. Help

Hi and welcome to Healthcare magic.Thank you for the query. If this tumor is inoperabile and there is no indication for chemo or radiotherapy then the treatment is only paliative,but it doesnt meand that you cant help her. You need to prevent pain,infections and further complication and allow urine flow by medical th or by catheterisation. I am sire yur doctors will know how to do this. Wish you good health. Regards