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No urine sometimes, and feel heavy
I have c section before 6 months and I don't have stone or such problems but sometimes i do not pee properly and it's arise problem if my weight gaining and also heaviness in my body. Please suggest me
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Weight gain is a probable cause of ur problem. But in ur case a thorough examination is mandatory. And its True That knowledge of comorbidities details of investigations like Ultrasound Uroflowmetry, urine routine and Culture  will certainly add a lot to reach to better conclusion. Kindly consult for more update.
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Consult urologist for evaluation and treatment
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Consult online ASAP
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Plz consult
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