The presence of a group of urinary symptoms without any obvious medical cause. This condition mostly occurs in women and causes irritative bladder symptoms such as urinary frequency, urgency and burning. Other diseases with similar symptoms such as urinary infection must be eliminated before urethral syndrome can be diagnosed. ...more »
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