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i would sudgest bringing it to a vet.
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What is the best option to treat bladder cancer in an 80 year old man?
The best way to treat a bladder cancer is by consulting a specialist that handles bladder cancer. Trinity Advocate Center is a good and reputable hospital that treats a lot of these types of cancer.
Why does your 6 year old daughter keep getting bladder infections?
Could be improper toilet habits, bubblebath additives, or she may be dehydrated.Take her to the Doctor. A urine test will detect E,Coli bacteria if that's the cause.
How long can a 13 year old girl hold a full bladder?
14 hours
What is an average bladder capacity of an 11 year old?
Depends on the boy
What is amox t K used for?
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How to treat 2 year old gasoline?
how to clean fuel injectors
Can a 4 year old get sinus infections?
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How long can a 12 year old hold their bladder?
For about 12 hours. If longer you will pee through your pants
Your 10 year old has not been able to control her bladder for nearly 2 weeks she has had a infection which is now clear but the problem is now that she cannot control her bladder?
see a Dr NOW
Why would your twelve year old female dog lose control of her bladder and there is a LOT of urine?
you may not take her out enough or it could be a bladder infection so you may need to see a vet it might be because of old age It is very important you take your dog in to be checked out by your Veterinarian. It could be a bladder infection or that she is losing control of her bladder as she is getting older. There are medications to help with the incontinence.
What risks is there to remove gallbladder from a 73 year old male who has prostate cancer?
It's unimaginable that a doctor would want to surgically treat either the prostate cancer or the gall bladder of a 73-year old. The risks include greatly reduced quality of life, potential infection and death. This is a clear case where the patient must be fully informed about what to expect in the worse case from life without a gall bladder, what alternatives should be attempted prior to surgery, with the final decision in every case left to him alone.
