What to do if you have difficulty urinating after operation

Difficulty in urination after surgery may be related to the patient's unaccustomed urination in the recumbent position, or it may be related to the inability to urinate due to weak muscle contraction and incomplete diffusion of surgery and anesthetics. The treatment methods are as follows: 1. If there is no special surgical taboo and the hospital allows, urination can be performed in semi sitting or sitting position to observe whether urine can be discharged. 2. Local hot water can be applied to the abdomen to stimulate the bladder and observe whether it can urinate. 3. Use running water or whistle to stimulate and observe whether you can urinate. 4. Moxibustion with separated objects can be used to moxibustion Qihai and Guanyuan to stimulate the acupoints and observe whether they can urinate. Finally, if the above measures are not effective, it is recommended to detain the catheter, wait until the anesthesia can be moved down or completely dispersed, then pull out the catheter and urinate on your own.