Patient's question:
Posterior urethral valve surgery, after catheter removal, how much urination is considered normal, what problems should be paid attention to after surgery?Doctor's answer:
Currently, the distance of urine is not a standard for judging prognosis. Generally, it does not show sharpness, uncleanliness, uncontrollability, etc. Regular consultation is recommended! Early surgery is necessary. Posterior urethral valves are congenital deformities, but as long as the surgery is successful, it will not affect normal life. However, postoperative attention should be paid to preventing recurrent urinary tract infections. Bladder and urethral contrast should be repeated. During this period, avoid eating too hard foods, maintain a balanced diet, eat more easily digestible foods, and pay attention to hygiene in the lower body, using warm water daily to clean thoroughly.