Painful Urination (DYSURIA)

During your recent office visit, you were diagnosed with the above condition.  Please login to your patient portal to review or print your clinical summary following the steps below: 

• log into your portal or your child's portal


• scroll down to My Reports and Tools (right hand side 3^rd tab down)


• Click Clinical Summary (CCDA) to see the summary

If you have any problems, please contact Taylor Towery at the Kitty Hawk office (252) 255-5321.  The following email provides further educational information about this diagnosis along with generalized treatment goals and care plans.  

Painful Urination (DYSURIA)

Painful urination (dysuria) is pain or burning with urination, usually felt in the tube that carries urine out of your bladder (urethra) or the area surrounding your genitals (perineum). Anyone may experience bouts of painful urination. Painful urination is the most common symptom of a urinary tract infection, especially in women. In men, urinary tract infections are less common, so painful urination is most commonly caused by urethritis and certain prostate conditions.

Causes:

Painful urination can be caused by a number of conditions and certain substances, including:

• Bladder stones


• Chlamydia


• Cystitis (bladder infection)


• Drugs, such as those used in cancer treatment, that have bladder irritation as a side effect


• Genital herpes


• Gonorrhea


• Ingredients in personal-care products, such as soaps or perfumes


• Kidney infection


• Kidney stones


• Prostatitis (prostate inflammation)


• Sexually transmitted diseases


• Vaginitis (vaginal infection)


• Urethritis (infection of the urethra)


• Urinary tract infection (UTI)


• Yeast infection (vaginal)