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What Causes Urinary Hesitancy After A GreenLight Surgery?

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Posted on Mon, 15 May 2017
Question: I am having problems initiating an urine flow, I had green light treatment a year ago?

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Answered by Dr. Manuel C See IV (3 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Urethral stricture is a possibility.

Detailed Answer:
Good day and thank you for being with healthcare magic!

Having a green light surgery means the prostate is still open because it had just been one year. If you had no problems before and have good urination right after surgery then suddenly now your have problems them there might be a urethral stricture.

This can be confirmed by doing an office cystoscopy to see the passage of urine if there is no obstructing tissue.

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What Causes Urinary Hesitancy After A GreenLight Surgery?

Brief Answer: Urethral stricture is a possibility. Detailed Answer: Good day and thank you for being with healthcare magic! Having a green light surgery means the prostate is still open because it had just been one year. If you had no problems before and have good urination right after surgery then suddenly now your have problems them there might be a urethral stricture. This can be confirmed by doing an office cystoscopy to see the passage of urine if there is no obstructing tissue. I hope I have answered your question satisfactorily and please consider a 5 Star rating for my answer.