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Pain to Urinate: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions for STRANGURIA

Stranguria is a diuretic disorder in which urine is emitted in small volumes or drops, accompanied by excruciating pain in the urethral area. Originally the term meant, since ancient Greece, the passage of urine through the external urethral meatus in the form of drops, a phenomenon known as urinary dribbling. Today, however, it is known that the emission of urine drops is due to the fact that pain is generated while urinating, often due to an obstruction, and therefore urination is slowed down, with the production of small volumes or drops of urine . 0:00 | Introduction 0:48 | What is Stranguria? 1:16 | Why is there pain when urinating? ► 1:28 | infectious causes ► 2:56 | Non-infectious inflammatory causes ► 3:28 | Obstructive causes 4:20 | Other Inflammatory Urinary Symptoms ►4:31 | Bladder tenesmus ►4:42 | Nocturia ►4:49 | Pollakiuria ►4:58 | Urinary Urgency ►5:09 | Post-void or terminal drip ►5:16 | Hypovalid Mitto ►5:28 | Feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder 5:36 | How to behave in case of stranguria? 5:46 | Urological visit with history and physical examination 6:23 | Laboratory and instrumental tests ►6:38 | Blood test ►6:51 | Urinalysis ►7:20 | Urine culture ►8:05 | Examination of the renal excretory tract and transrectal ultrasound 8:23 | What are the remedies for urinary pain? 8:59 | Final greetings