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Dysuria and Frequency
  • Dysuria difficult and painful passage of
    urine.
  • Frequency repetetive voiding of
    relatively small amounts of urine.

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Dysuria and Frequency
  • Is seen far more frequently in women than in men.
  • Causes UTI, vaginitis, genital infection,
    estrogen deficiency, interstitial cystitis,
    chemical irritants, impedence to flow, systemic
    or regional disease, bladder tumor

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Dysuria and Frequency
  • Infectious causes pyelonephritis, cystitis,
    urethritis, vaginitis, prostatitis
  • Pyelonephritis fever, CVA tenderness (unilateral
    or bilateral), frequency and dysuria, pyuria
    (WBCgt200000/ml urine), urine culturegt1000000
    cc/ml ,leukocyte esterase, nitrite dipstick.
  • Cystitis, urethritis without upper u.t.
    symptoms.
  • Vaginitis dysuria with vaginal discharge, vulvar
    pruritus, and painful intercourse (candida,
    trichomonas, gardnerella, nisseria gonorrhea and
    herpes simplex.

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Dysuria and Frequency
  • Prostatitis the most frequent cause of recurrent
    bacterial infection in men.
  • Sign and symptoms terminal dysuria, perineal
    discomfort purulent fluid by prostatic
    massage.poor antibacterial peneteration,
    prolonged therapy (6 -12 m)

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Dysuria and Frequency
  • Differential Dx of painful urination in female
  • Vaginal symptoms external dysuria , vaginal
    discharge, itching, swelling, redness, soreness
    or vulvar burning, fishy odor. Sug
    vaginitis pelvic exam, microscop exam of the
    vaginal secretions

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Dysuria and Frequency
  • Urinary symptoms internal dysuria, frequency,
    urgency,small volume of urination,pain on
    termination of urination,suprapubic pressure,foul
    odor, sugUTI microsco exam,leukocyte
    esterase and nitrite test.

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Dysuria and Frequency
  • No pyuria or bacteriuria mechanichal or
    chemical irritation.
  • If chronic cystoscopy for bladder tumor ,
    dysuria frequency syndrome, interstitial
    cystitis. Do not treat with antibiotic

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Dysuria and Frequency
  • Pyuria without bacteriuria sex transmitted
    urethritis gonorrhrea chlamydia,partially
    treated UTI, radiation cystitis. Do not treat
    for cystitis .

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Dysuria and Frequency
  • Pyuria with low count bacteriuria
  • suges bacterial urethritis( pyuria, dysuria
    synd. Treat as for UTI.
  • Pyuria with high count bacteriuria sug
    bacterial cystitis. Treat without waiting for
    cuture results.
  • Hematuria without bacteriuria sug non
    bacterial cause (stone,radiation,cyclophosphamide,
    virus, immuneB lactams,NSAIDs). Diag hystory.

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Hematuria
  • Normal red cell excretion is up to 2 million RBCs
    per day.
  • Hematuria defined as 2-5 RBCs per hpf and can be
    detected by dipstick.
  • Common causes of isolated hematuria stones,
    neoplasm, tuberculosis, trauma, and prostatitis.
    Gross hematuria with blood clots never
    glomerular bleeding.
  • Single U/A with hematuria is common and results
    from mens, viral illness, allergy, exercise,or
    mild
  • trauma.

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Hematuria
  • Persistent or significant hematuria gt3 RBCs
    /hpf on three urinalysis ,or single urinalysis
    withgt 100 RBCs ,or gross hematuria.
  • Suspicion of urogenital neoplasm isolated
    painless hematuria(isomorphic RBCs).
  • Hematuria with pyuria and bacteriuria, typical of
    infection .
  • Hypercalciuria and hyperuricosuria can cause
    unexplained isolated hematuria.

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Hematuria
  • Isolated microscopic hematuria can be a
    manifestation of glomerular disease (dysmorphic
    RBCs).irregular shape of RBCs may also occure due
    to pH and osmolarity changes.
  • The most common cause of isolated glomerular
    hematuria are IgA nephropathy, hereditary
    nephritis, thin basement membrane disease.
  • Hematuria with dysmorphic RBCs, RBC casts, and
    protein excretion gt 500 mg/d diagnostic of GN.
    Even in the absence of azotemia these patients
    should undergo renal biopsy.

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Hematuria
  • In case of macroscopic Hemat without glomerular
    or parenchymal source, do a 3 glass test
  • 10-15 cc of first urine urethral cause.
  • 10-30 cc of final urine (terminal hematuria)
    bladder origin.
  • In all three samples upper U.T. bleeding.

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Hematuria
  • In the case of NL renal function, no RBC
    dysmorph, no significant proteinuria
  • IVU or CT scan with contrast for stone or tumor.
    In the absence of Dx
  • Cystoscopy .
  • Age gt 40 smoking bladder Ca. Cystoscopy
    urine cytology.

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Hematuria
Proteinuria ) lt 500 mg / d ) Dysmorphic RBC or
cast
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Pyuia , WBC cast

Serologic and hematologic evaluation, blood
cultures, anti GBM Ab ANCA, complement,
cryoglobalins hepatitis B and C serology VDRL,
HIV , ASLO
Urine culture Urine eosinophils
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Hb electroph. urine cytology UA of family
members 24 h urinary ca , uricaud
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IVP /- renal Ultrasound
Retrograde Arteriogram Cyst aspiration

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Cystoscopy

Biopsy and evaluation
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Renal CT scan

Open renal biopsy
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Follow periodic urinalysis
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