Cystoscopy (Camera examination inside the bladder)

Q: Is the procedure painful?

Discomfort is minimized with anesthesia; mild burning may occur.

Q: What to expect after?

Mild burning for a few days; plenty of fluids advised.

A diagnostic procedure evaluating the urinary tract and bladder with a camera.

What is Cystoscopy?

Cystoscopy examines the urethra and inside of the bladder with a thin camera. It is used diagnostically for blood in urine, recurrent infection, bladder stones and suspected tumors. It is performed under local anesthesia or light sedation.

Who Is It For?

Those with blood in urine

Those with recurrent urinary infections

Those with suspected bladder stone/tumor

Those with voiding problems investigated

How the Procedure Works

1

Preparation

The area is cleaned and anesthesia applied.

2

Procedure

The bladder is examined with the camera (brief).

After

Discharged the same day after observation.

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