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Urinary Disorders |
Problem Urinating12/30/2008 |
My husband is only 32 and is having problems urinating. Symptoms including trouble starting and trouble getting a constant stream. He`s also had pain in his upper thigh under buttocks for some time now. What could this be?
I would suggest that your husband be seen by a urologist and evaluated. It is difficult to diagnose with a limited history, no labs or exam. A bladder infection, stone, urethral stricture or prostatitis (infection or inflammation) are some of the possible causes for these symptoms.
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Donald R Bodner, MD Professor of Urology School of Medicine Case Western Reserve University |
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