Treatment For Painful Urination In Men
Health Encyclopedia: Urination Painful
Painful urination describes any pain, discomfort, or burning sensation during urination.
Alternative Names
Dysuria; Painful urination
Considerations
Pain on urination is a fairly common problem. It is most often caused by an infection somewhere in the urinary tract.
Common Causes
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Urinary tract infection -
Urethritis (in men) caused bygonorrhea orchlamydia - Prostatitis
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Health Guide
Urination: painful
...obtain your medical history and will perform a physical examination. Medical history questions documenting painful urination may include the following: When did the painful urination begin?... Read more »Orchitis
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...find one or more of the following possible causes: Distended bladder Enlarged prostate (men) Cystocele (women) Abdominal mass In addition to a physical exam your provider... Read more »Urination: painful
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