Bladder Irrigation: Indications, Procedure & Recovery Overview
Bladder irrigation flushes the bladder with sterile solution to remove blood clots, debris, infection, or deliver medication.
Common Indications
- Hematuria: Clear blood clots, prevent blockage.
- Cystitis: Flush out bacteria.
- Urinary Retention: Empty bladder when unable to void.
- Bladder Stones: Remove small stones.
- Bladder Cancer: Instill chemotherapy directly.
Procedure & Recovery
Performed by a doctor/nurse, usually outpatient. Mild discomfort possible but generally well-tolerated. Patients go home same day.
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