Hello everyone,
Does anyone have experience with a catheter after kidney stone surgery? Typically, after kidney stone surgery, a ureteral stent and catheter are inserted so that urine can drain automatically. Did you experience any pain during removal? How did it go? How long did it take until the catheter was removed? How long were you incontinent? Thanks in advance.
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According to my knowledge, removing a catheter is not painful, just a little unpleasant.
How long he stays is certainly dependent on the treatment and should discuss with your doctor.
Incontinence does not evolve from it, in the beginning you probably have a light burning when watering, no more.
Don’t worry.