Urethritis clinical presentation

Clinical Presentation of Urinary Incontinence Related to Urethral Overactivity and/or Bladder Underactivity4 ... 

GC also may present in various ways, and the clinical presentations overlap those of CT. Males may have acute urethritis with discharge, epidid)Tnitis, prostatitis, and urethral strictures. In women, GC infection can produce cervicitis, which if left untreated can lead to PID, abscesses, or salpingitis. 

CLINICAL PRESENTATION OF URINARY INCONTINENCE RELATED TO URETHRAL UNDERACTIVITY... 

A history of urethritis and prostatitis in men or of cervicitis and cystitis in women is common in patients with ReA. The disease has been called HLA-B27 associated ReA and includes classical Reiter s disease with arthritis, urethritis and conjunctivitis. Presenting symptoms and signs are mostly asymmetrical axial and/or peripheral arthritis. Determining the B27 status of an individual patient with ReA is irrelevant to therapy. Diagnosis usually can be made by clinical examination and history. 

Symptomatic abacteriuria or acute urethral syndrome represents a clinical syndrome in which females present with dysuria and pynria, but the urine culture reveals less than 10 bacteria/mL of urine. Acnte nrethral syndrome is estimated to account for more than half the complaints of dysuria seen in the community today. These women most... 

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