Pain may occur during catheter removal, but the degree of pain is bearable, and the symptoms will improve gradually as time goes by.

Indwelling catheters are suitable for people who cannot urinate normally after surgery, but after a period of use, the catheter needs to be removed to effectively prevent urinary tract infections. During the process of removing the catheter, there may be some friction on the patient’s urethral mucosa and bladder mucosa, and even pain symptoms may accompany it.

After the catheter is removed, it is advisable to drink more warm water and urinate frequently, which can accelerate the body’s metabolism and effectively alleviate the pain, promoting the body’s recovery.