hmnr asg
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Hello everyone,
I have recently been having difficulty urinating. I ended up in ER, then urologist and finally a cystoscopy procedure.
Now, this is where things get weird. The report of the cystoscopy showed no issues, no enlarged prostate or urethra issues, BUT it noted this:
"Patient surprisingly has some moderate trabeculation of his bladder".
Now, I haven't had any urination problem until a month ago and the doctor said this develops over years of obstruction of the urine. But he had no explanations why this would happen.
Given that im only 41, I was wondering if CFS could have been the cause of this issue, indirectly: inactivity, autonomic nervous system issues etc.
I was hoping someone could have some answers for me?
ps they put me on flowmax at the moment.
Also, my Post void residual has fluctuated during the last month from 350 - 200 cc. All blood work is normal. Im currently taking Lyrica and cymbalta and occasionally clonazepam.
I have recently been having difficulty urinating. I ended up in ER, then urologist and finally a cystoscopy procedure.
Now, this is where things get weird. The report of the cystoscopy showed no issues, no enlarged prostate or urethra issues, BUT it noted this:
"Patient surprisingly has some moderate trabeculation of his bladder".
Now, I haven't had any urination problem until a month ago and the doctor said this develops over years of obstruction of the urine. But he had no explanations why this would happen.
Given that im only 41, I was wondering if CFS could have been the cause of this issue, indirectly: inactivity, autonomic nervous system issues etc.
I was hoping someone could have some answers for me?
ps they put me on flowmax at the moment.
Also, my Post void residual has fluctuated during the last month from 350 - 200 cc. All blood work is normal. Im currently taking Lyrica and cymbalta and occasionally clonazepam.