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excess white blood cells from a UTI, the presence of crystals of salts from uric acid or phosphoric acid, or the presence of vaginal discharge
cause what color in urine? |
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| melanoma cause what color change in urine? |
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| porphyria causes what color change in urine? |
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| break down hemoglobin causes what color change in urine? |
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| infection, stones, tumors, injuries or other problems in the bladder, urethra, ureters, or kidneys can cause what to the urine? |
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| blood in the urine with pain may be due to |
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kidney, bladder, or prostate infection.
or a stone or blood clot moving through one of the ureters or the urethra. |
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| bladder infection, certain drugs, brain and spinal cord disorders, diseases that affect the nerves leading to and from the bladder, conditions in the lower urinary tract such as an enlarged prostate, or conditions that impair mental function or mobility may cause: |
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| hesitating, straining and dribbling of urine may be due to: |
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| partially obstructed urethra as in enlarged prostate |
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| early stages of many kidney disorders, heart failure, liver failure, diabetes mellitus, diabetes insipidus--may cause this urinary symptom: |
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| increased urination volume may be due to: (4) |
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1. polydypsia
2. diuretics
3. high level of sugar in blood
4. problems with antidiuretic hormone |
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| Increased urination frequency may be due to: (3) |
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1. UTI
2. Stones, tumors, masses
3. partial obstruction (enlarged prostate) |
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| kidney failure, heart failure, advanced liver disease, or a blood clot in a vein or an injury can cause: |
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| a kidney stone, kindey infection, or acute blockage of blood flow to the kidney or intestine, unruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms, spine or spinal nerve problems, muscle skel. injuries, or tumors cause what type of pain where? |
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| Burning or pain with urination can be due to the following infections(6) |
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1. cervicitis
2. cystitis
3. epididymo-orchitis
4. prostatitis
5. urethritis
6. vulvovaginitis |
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| connective tissue disorders, interstitial cystitis, and vulvar vestibulitis are inflammatory conditions that can cause: |
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| burning or pain with urination |
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| catherization of the bladder, or obstruction of the bladder neck or urethra are physical causes of |
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| burning or pain with urination |
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| atrophic vaginitis or urethritis can cause |
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| burning or pain with urination |
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1. dull and pressure like lower abdominal pain in bladder infection
2. agonizing pain in sudden over distention in acute urinary retention
3. painless in chronic bladder infection |
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1. painful urine in cystitis, or urethritis, bladder stones, foreign bodies, tumors, actue prostatitis
2. internal burning or urethritis
3. external burning in volvogaginitis
4. urgency in bladder infection or irritation
5. painful urine without frequency or uregency in urethritis |
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| dysuria, urgency, or frequency |
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| dribbling of urine in partial bladder outlet obstruction from benign prostatic hyperplasia or urethral stricture. |
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| hesitancy, decreased stream in males |
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1.involuntary voiding or lack of awareness in cognitive or neurosensory deficits
2. stress incontinence in decreased intraurethral pressure from decreased contractility of urethral sphincter
3. urge incontinence in detrusor muscle overactivity
4. overflow incontinence in anatomic obstruction due to prostatic hypertorphy or stricture
5. functional incontinence in impaired cognition, musculoskeletal problems and immobility |
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| sudden obstrucion of uretre due to urinary stones or blood clots |
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