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Inflamação uretral para a qual não foi identificada uma causa infecciosa sexualmente transmissível específica, em particular infecção gonocócica ou clamídia. Tipicamente se apresenta em homens com disúria, corrimento uretral, coceira ou urgência urinária. Pode ocorrer após infecção do trato urinário ou traumatismo genital. Historicamente, antes que a infecção por clamídia pudesse ser facilmente identificada, a uretrite por clamídia era rotulada como "não específica". | |||
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Urethral inflammation for which a specific sexually transmitted infective cause, in particular gonococcal or chlamydial infection, has not been identified. It typically presents in males with dysuria, urethral discharge, itching or urinary urgency. It can occur following urinary tract infection or genital trauma. Historically, before chlamydia infection could be easily identified, chlamydial urethritis was labeled "non-specific". | |||
Revision as of 12:23, 13 August 2026
Urethral inflammation for which a specific sexually transmitted infective cause, in particular gonococcal or chlamydial infection, has not been identified. It typically presents in males with dysuria, urethral discharge, itching or urinary urgency. It can occur following urinary tract infection or genital trauma. Historically, before chlamydia infection could be easily identified, chlamydial urethritis was labeled "non-specific".
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| English | Nonspecific urethritis |
Urethral inflammation for which a specific sexually transmitted infective cause, in particular gonococcal or chlamydial infection, has not been identified. It typically presents in males with dysuria, urethral discharge, itching or urinary urgency. It can occur following urinary tract infection or genital trauma. Historically, before chlamydia infection could be easily identified, chlamydial urethritis was labeled "non-specific". |
