Dribbling Of Urine
Health Encyclopedia: Chronic Bilateral Obstructive Uropathy
Obstructive uropathy - bilateral - chronic; Kidney failure - chronic blockage
Symptoms
Symptoms depend on the time course of the obstruction and where in the urinary tract the obstruction occurs.
Some of the most common symptoms of chronic obstructive uropathy include:
- Stronger and more
frequent urge to urinate - Difficulty initiating the flow of urine (
urinary hesitancy ) - Dribbling of urine,
incontinence - Decreased urine output
- Decreas...
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