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This course provides an overview of urinary retention, including its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and potential complications. It supports healthcare professionals in developing practical knowledge for recognising and managing urinary retention safely and effectively.

Module 1
Understanding Urinary Retention
Module 2
Causes and Risk Factors of Urinary Retention
Module 3
Signs and Symptoms of Urinary Retention
Module 4
Diagnosis and Assessment of Urinary Retention
Module 5
Treatment and Management of Urinary Retention
Module 6
Complications of Urinary Retention and Its Treatments
Module 7
Prevention and Risk Reduction for Urinary Retention
Module 8
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Symptoms may include difficulty urinating, weak or interrupted urine flow, urgency, incomplete bladder emptying, lower abdominal discomfort and frequent or nighttime urination.
Urinary retention causes include an enlarged prostate, urethral stricture, stones, constipation, nerve problems, pelvic injury, certain medicines and anaesthesia.
Urinary retention diagnosis may involve examination, post-void residual measurement, cystoscopy or urodynamic tests. Urinary retention treatment depends on its underlying cause.
Acute urinary retention develops suddenly and prevents urination, requiring urgent treatment. Chronic urinary retention develops gradually, allowing urination but preventing complete bladder emptying.
Urinary retention may cause urinary tract infections, bladder damage, kidney damage and urinary incontinence. Early recognition and appropriate management can help reduce these complications.