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If a catheter coouldn't be removed by the doctor after ...
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If a catheter coouldn't be removed by the doctor after deflating the balloon, will it fall out on it's own in a day or two?

 

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Male , Age: 66

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The urologist tried to removed in his office

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February 27 7:04 AM (11 minutes and 3 seconds later)
         
The catheter is still inserted. I don't think the inflation port was cut. A syringe was used to withdraw water
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February 27 7:13 AM (9 minutes and 19 seconds later)
         
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February 27 7:16 AM (3 minutes later)
         
I am not sure if the inflation port was cut. I don't know what the inflation port is. How can I tell?
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February 27 7:25 AM (8 minutes and 15 seconds later)
         
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Hi

As syringe was used to withdraw water from baloon, That means inflation port is still there.

Inflation port is the connector between baloon and cathether. If we cut that , the pressure will be relaeased , and then cathether can come out.

Dont try this at home.

Consult Other urologist.

Thanks

All The Best.

 




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