Croup is a condition that develops quickly in children and is usually caused by a viral infection in the upper airways, which is localised in the throat and surrounding tissues. It's characterised by a barking cough. It's fairly uncommon and affects more boys than girls.
However, depending on the type of catheter you had installed (a urethral or a suprapubic catheter), you may still experience some catheter pain, especially in the case of an indwelling catheter that is expected to stay in your bladder for awhile â usually from a few days all the way up to forever.
Symptoms that may occur with all types of prolapse include feeling a lump or heavy sensation in the vagina, lower back pain that eases when you lie down, pelvic pain or pressure, and pain or lack of sensation during sex. Total uterine prolapse, which is obvious, can cause pain during walking.