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Bladder Injury Definition
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What is a bladder injury?
A person with a bladder injury has damage to the bladder, caused by an injury. The bladder is well protected by the pelvic bones, but can be injured in the setting of a severe pelvic fracture. ![]() What are the symptoms of a bladder injury? Symptoms of a bladder injury include abdominal pain, decreased urination, and blood in the urine. How does the doctor treat a bladder injury? Treatment for a bladder injury may include the placement of a urinary catheter, pain medications, and hydration. In some cases, surgery will be required to repair the bladder. Antibiotics may be given to prevent bladder infection. Continue to Bladder Injury Risk Factors
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