I work as a PA and have seen this often with older patients. May I ask how old you are? Male/female? I have some ideas but I would highly suggest seeing a professional specialist. You can take the first step and visit a general physician who may pass you on to a urologist. 9/10, it’s not as serious as you may think. Some people have an issue with the urethra being thin or “tied” causing a backing of the urine to the bladder. They do have corrective surgery for that as well. If you want my advice, take care of it now because it is most likely fixable, and then you can avoid possible issues in the future
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I work as a PA and have seen this often with older patients. May I ask how old you are? Male/female? I have some ideas but I would highly suggest seeing a professional specialist. You can take the first step and visit a general physician who may pass you on to a urologist. 9/10, it’s not as serious as you may think. Some people have an issue with the urethra being thin or “tied” causing a backing of the urine to the bladder. They do have corrective surgery for that as well. If you want my advice, take care of it now because it is most likely fixable, and then you can avoid possible issues in the future