UrethritisFrom our partner site on erectile dysfunction, ErectileDysfunctionConnection.com.
In men:
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Signs and tests: A thorough physical examination of genitourinary tract needs to be performed. For men, this includes abdomen, flank, suprapubic (bladder) area, penile, scrotal and digital rectal exams. These exams may reveal tender and enlarged inguinal lymph nodes (groin area), discharge from the penis, or a tender and swollen penis. Tests and findings:
For women, evaluation includes thorough abdominal and pelvic exams, evaluation for lower abdominal tenderness, uterine and adnexal tenderness, and purulent (pus)discharge from the urethra or cervix. Microscopic examination of the discharge may also aid in the diagnosis. Laboratory tests include:
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