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Nonspecific Urethritis




Nonspecific urethritis may be caused by a virus that could be diagnosed with a pap smear, vaginal discharge could be a symptom. It is essential that sexual partners are tested for this infection. Continence during the treatment period is recommended. Generally, a treatment course may last for a few weeks. Antibiotics are usually used to control bacteria spread. Nonspecific urethritis may be caused by a virus that could be diagnosed with a pap smear, vaginal discharge could be a symptom.

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Nonspecific Urethritis

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Pap Smear, Vaginal Discharge

This term is usually used for urethra infection with no cause found. Nowadays, however, it has been determined that most cases are related to chlamydia, a bacterium that infects urethra and leads to pain during urination and discharge of yellowish color. Nonspecific urethritis may be caused by a virus that could be diagnosed with a pap smear, vaginal discharge could be a symptom.

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