Phimosis is the narrowing of the foreskin. With such an ailment, the penis of the penis in boys either does not open at all, or opens, but with difficulty, causing painful sensations. In 96% of newborn boys, the penis head opens not completely because of insufficient mobility of the prepuce. In boys at the age of 6 months, physiological phimosis is detected in 80% of cases. In boys aged 3 years, the glans penis is freely exposed in 90% of cases. Sometimes physiological phimosis disappears on...
Nephroptosis (omission of the kidney) is a pathological condition, which is characterized by the displacement of the kidney from the bed. Its location is not normal: the kidney is lower. In addition, in the process of moving the body, the mobility of the kidney becomes larger than is assumed by physiological norms. The mobility of the kidney is especially pronounced when the body is in an upright position. As a consequence, the second name of this ailment is the pathological mobility of the ...
Chronic prostatitis is a long-lasting inflammation of the prostate, with symptoms often absent, which is why most of the male population does not know about the disease. The development of the chronic form of prostatitis is a consequence of an acute process, although in practice this is rare. As a rule, inflammatory chronic prostatitis begins gradually, without any unpleasant symptoms and sensations, quite often the course of the disease is detected in the patient by chance, when examining u...
Thrush in men is a disease of fungal etymology (candidiasis), which leads to the defeat of the mucous membranes and skin of the external genitalia. Candidiasis is a woman's disease, but is increasingly developing in males as a consequence of severe damage to the immune system. Thrush can often occur when HIV is affected or after a course of chemotherapy. Answering the question of how thrush in men manifests itself, it can be said that pathology is characterized by non-expressed external sign...
Cystitis is a disease of the bladder, most often infectious. Unfortunately, much more often the symptoms of cystitis are felt by women, unlike men. This is due to the peculiarities of the female body, and, in particular, the structure of the female urinary system. However, it is in men that chronic cystitis is one of the most important signs of prostate pathology or urinary tract tumors. In women, on the contrary, it is most often found as an independent disease caused by staphylococcus, fec...
Urethritis in men is a urological disease in which the urethra is affected.Inflammatory process can begin under the influence of many factors. Urethritis is divided into two large groups: non-infectious and infectious. Infectious urethritis can be caused by various specific pathogens (gardnerella, gonococcus), as well as nonspecific (E. coli, staphylococcus, streptococcus). The most susceptible to this disease are those people who have a promiscuous sex life, suffer from urolithic disease, d...
Cystitis is a bacterial infection that occurs when bacteria enter the bladder through the urethra.This painful condition is attributed to infections of the urinary tract of the lower part. Cystitis is less common in men, due to the fact that their urethra is much longer than the female, and therefore, the bacteria need to go a long way to reach the bladder. Approximately every two hundredth representative of the stronger sex finds the corresponding signs. Today we will look at cystitis in me...
Vesiculitis is the inflammation of seminal vesicles caused by infection. Very rarely occurs in isolation.Most often accompanied by inflammation of the urethra (urethritis), prostate (prostatitis) and testicles (orchitis). Sometimes it is a complication of chronic prostatitis. In most cases, chronic vesiculitis develops, which accompanies the course of chronic prostatitis. The main reason for the appearance of the disease is an infection that penetrates into the seminal vesicle from the prost...
The presence of kidney stones in women and men is called urolithiasis in medicine, or is called "urolithiasis". Stones can form not only in the kidneys, but also in other organs of the urinary system of an adult. The stones formed in the kidneys have the appearance of a solid, crystal-like mass, which consists of the salts that make up the human urine in small amounts. They can vary in shape and size. Stones come in the form of small grains that pass painlessly into the urine, or a large com...
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