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Mechanical Nonspecific Urethritis Treatment
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Men should call a doctor if they notice an abnormal discharge from the penis. Women should seek medical attention if they develop an unusual vaginal discharge or bleeding or pain during intercourse. Both men and women should call a doctor if they start urinating more frequently, or if urination causes pain or a burning discomfort, especially if fever or chills occur. Also call your doctor if you have participated in sexual activity with someone who has gonorrhea or...
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