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Severe Bilateral Neural Foraminal Stenosis
Obstructive uropathy - bilateral - chronic; Kidney failure - chronic blockage
Treatment
The goal of treatment is to remove the blockage. You may need to stay in a hospital for a short while.
Treatment may include:
- Antibiotics to treat urinary tract infection
- Catheterization-- the placement of a tube into the body to drain urine (See:
Urinary catheters ) - Dialysis if kidney failure occurs
- Laser or heat therapy to shrink the prostate if the problem is due to an enlarged prostate
- Surgery...
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