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Hi,
It would be best if you get a thorough evaluation. The problem may be due to nerve damage, if this is severe, then restoring normal voiding may not be possible. If the problem is a function of the repair altering the normal stretch of the bladder and the sphincter (a muscle that closes the passageway of urine), then this is a potentially reversible scenario and you may not need to perform the catheterizations in the future. It is important to provide your new doctor with information on what type of surgery was performed. If it is possible, a record of the operative technique may also be helpful. Acquiring such a document may depend on laws regarding medical records in your country. Stay positive.