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Dysuria (dis-YOU-ree-ah) is difficult, or painful urination (dys- means painful, and -uria means urination). This condition is frequently associated with urinary tract infections
painful or difficult urination.
Dysuria is the medical term meaning difficult or painful urination. It is usually accompanied with dribbling and weak urine flow, difficulty starting urine, pain or burning sensation when urinating. This condition is usually caused by inflammation in bladder or urethra, or prostate problems in men. To cure difficult or painful urination caused by male urinary/reproductive system diseases, herbal medicine called diuretic and anti-inflammatory pill is a good treatment option.
Urinary incontinence
Dyspepsia is the medical term for difficult digestion. It is more commonly known as indigestion.
Enuresis is the medical meaning urinary incontinence. Primary enuresis means that the patient has never had control over urination. In contrast, secondary enuresis means the patient had been continent, but then lost the control of urination. Nocturnal enuresis means bedwetting.
Pee is "short" for piss, an older term for urination.
Cystitis, commonly known as bladder infection.
Urination is a medical term for the passing of urine. Uresis and miction are synonyms for urination.
Polyuria is the medical term meaning urinary frequency.
Dysphagia is the medical term for difficulty swallowing.
Anuria is the term for lack of urination (less than 50 ml of urine per day). Oliguria is the term for a low level of urination.