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Done With Urine Test. Feeling Hard To Urinate. Suggest The Treatment To Relax The Urinary Tract?
Question: i had a urine oscapee done on me it worked for to weeks and now i cant pee it heart and i can only get a few drops out at a time is there some thing i can take to relax my urine track so i can pee
Brief Answer:
Taking shower in hot water helps.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
The uroscopy is a procedure which can lead to such issue, best option is to consult your physician and discuss the ongoing issue.
Their are some medication that can help to relax and help in peeing but they are prescription only drugs and as per current laws I can not write prescription for you online.
The best way to help you self for now is to have a shower in warm water as it will relax you muscles and helps to "pee", as a part of natural way to help rather then help from medication. Mean while you may take over the counter medication for pain relief till you get the hold of your physician.
Thanks for the query. Please feel free to contact me in case of any further concern.
Dr XXXXXXX XXXXXXX
Taking shower in hot water helps.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
The uroscopy is a procedure which can lead to such issue, best option is to consult your physician and discuss the ongoing issue.
Their are some medication that can help to relax and help in peeing but they are prescription only drugs and as per current laws I can not write prescription for you online.
The best way to help you self for now is to have a shower in warm water as it will relax you muscles and helps to "pee", as a part of natural way to help rather then help from medication. Mean while you may take over the counter medication for pain relief till you get the hold of your physician.
Thanks for the query. Please feel free to contact me in case of any further concern.
Dr XXXXXXX XXXXXXX
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