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Urodynamic tests check the function of your bladder, they show how well your bladder stores and releases urine.
Your consultant or nurse will fill your bladder with fluid using a small, soft catheter (tube), which will be put into your bladder. Another catheter will be inserted into your rectum. After connecting the catheters to a computer, your consultant or nurse will measure how well your bladder responds. They'll also measure how well your bladder works when you pass urine.
The test will take about 30 minutes and you can usually go home straight after it. You may also have an X-ray screening to look at the way your bladder expands and contracts.
Urology
Urology
Urology
Urology