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CYSTOSCOPY
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A visual examination of the bladder performed with a telescope passed via the urethra (tube that drains the bladder)
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You will have either local anaesthetic or general anaesthetic
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It is commonly performed to investigate
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UTI
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Urinary bleeding
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Voiding difficulties
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Any abnormalities found maybe treated at the time eg:
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Bladder Cancer
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Biopsy
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Resected
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Stones
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Lasered
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Prostate Enlargement
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Lasered
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Vapourized
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Resected
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After Surgery
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Cystoscopy
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Expect
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Burning/Urgency/Frequency (24-72 hrs)
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Bleeding (minor)
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What to do
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Drink plenty of fluid
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Take URAL sachet (up to 4*/day if burning)
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Avoid
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Driving, machinery operating for day after
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Inform Us
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Unable to void
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Heavy bleeding/clots
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Fevers/unwell
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