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What Causes Air Bubbles In Urine After A Cystoscopy?
I had a cytoscopy done 2 days ago. He didn´t fill the bladder with liquid. yesterday i noticed airbubbles in my urine. I called him and he said this is normal after the procedure because he filled my bladder with air. creatine blood test result is 0,56. Never had bubbles before.
Tue, 24 Jul 2018
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Yes, this is absolutely normal. The air that the urologist filled in your bladder naturally has to come out, and this happens when you pee. It should subside within the next few days. No worries.
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Yes, this is absolutely normal. The air that the urologist filled in your bladder naturally has to come out, and this happens when you pee. It should subside within the next few days. No worries.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
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* As per the narration and my clinical experience co relation, the
current condition is definitely in relation with the procedure of
cystoscopy, which clears within one or two passages of urine.
Hope this clears your query .
Wishing you fine recovery .
Warm welcome to Healthcaremagic.com
Thanks for approaching Ask a Doctor section.
* As per the narration and my clinical experience co relation, the
current condition is definitely in relation with the procedure of
cystoscopy, which clears within one or two passages of urine.
Hope this clears your query .
Wishing you fine recovery .
I find this answer helpful
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