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Suggest Treatment For Bladder Fullness Even After Urinating

Have a weird sensation towards the end of unrination. When I would pee, it would feel fine but towards the ending of urinating I would get a very weird uncomfortable sensation and my bladder would feel full even though I just peed. This gets worse at night and I can't sleep. Please help
Thu, 29 Sep 2016
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If you are a male, the common reasons are prostate enlargement or urethral stricture (scarring in water pipe). If female then the cause may be narrowing of your urethra (urine pipe from bladder to outside). Alternatively if the symptoms are only of short duration urine infection is a possibility.

Please see an urologist for further tests including urine analysis, ultrasound and uroflowmetry.
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Suggest Treatment For Bladder Fullness Even After Urinating

Hi If you are a male, the common reasons are prostate enlargement or urethral stricture (scarring in water pipe). If female then the cause may be narrowing of your urethra (urine pipe from bladder to outside). Alternatively if the symptoms are only of short duration urine infection is a possibility. Please see an urologist for further tests including urine analysis, ultrasound and uroflowmetry.