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Understanding Symptoms: Could It Be Gonorrhea Without Sexual Activity?

I would like to ask if my symptoms are indicative of gonorrhea? Hello, doctor. I have never engaged in sexual intercourse, but I have been experiencing symptoms of itching in the genital area for almost five years, which have been recurring. Most of the time, the itching is on th...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: A diagnosis cannot be made without an examination at this facility. If you have not engaged in sexual activity, the likelihood of an issue is minimal. As for the symptoms that have persisted for many years, they may be related to gynecological problems. It is advisable to ...

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Unexplained High Fever and Headache: Possible Neurological Issues?

Unexplained high fever and headache? Hello, Doctor. On the morning of September 6th, I experienced a sudden high fever reaching 40 degrees Celsius accompanied by severe headaches. After taking antipyretics, my temperature dropped to 38 degrees, but it did not return to normal. I ...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello: I apologize for the late response to your question. You mentioned experiencing headaches, lower back pain, white discharge from the urethra, mild dizziness, occasional visual disturbances, and difficulty taking deep breaths. These symptoms may suggest an infection, particu...

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Unexplained High Fever and Severe Headache: Possible Neurological Issues

Unexplained high fever and headache? Hello, Doctor. On the morning of September 6th, I experienced a sudden high fever reaching 40 degrees Celsius, accompanied by severe headaches. After taking antipyretics, my temperature dropped to 38 degrees but did not return to normal. I did...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, I apologize for the late response to your question. You mentioned experiencing headaches, lower back pain, white discharge from the urethra, mild dizziness, occasional visual disturbances, and difficulty taking deep breaths. These symptoms may suggest an infection, parti...

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Unexplained High Fever and Headache: Possible Neurological Concerns

Unexplained high fever and headache? Hello, Doctor. On the morning of September 6th, I experienced a sudden high fever reaching 40 degrees Celsius accompanied by severe headaches. After taking antipyretics, my temperature dropped to 38 degrees but did not return to normal. I did ...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello: I apologize for the late response to your question. You mentioned experiencing headaches, lower back pain, white discharge from the urethra, mild dizziness, occasional visual disturbances, and difficulty taking deep breaths. These symptoms may suggest an infection, particu...

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Understanding Urine Color Changes and Frequent Urination: What to Do Next?

Continuation 148272: Urinary issues (the symptoms from the last inquiry are no longer present)? Hello Doctor, following my previous inquiry, I visited a large hospital for a consultation and underwent an ultrasound examination (prior to this, I had a urinalysis which showed no wh...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Based on the symptoms, it still appears to be indicative of kidney stones, which are in the final stage. You should aim for fluid intake of 2000-3000 cc; if sweating is minimal, just over 2000 cc should suffice. Additionally, it's important to stay active and avoid si...

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Understanding Painless Hematuria in Patients with Kidney Stones

History of kidney stones with painless hematuria? Hello doctor, I have a history of kidney stones from five years ago and two years ago. The initial kidney stones caused severe pain, and I underwent lithotripsy. Recently, within the past month, I experienced sudden hematuria, whi...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It is true that a history of kidney stones can lead to hematuria; however, if there is painless hematuria and the individual is over 40 years old, I personally recommend a thorough examination. An Intravenous Pyelogram (IVP) and detailed X-rays are among the necessary test...

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Understanding Blood in Urine: Causes and Concerns After Intense Exercise

Hematuria (blood in urine) is significant? I engaged in intense exercise today, stayed well-hydrated, and consumed two popsicles, drank Meili Guo apple soda, fiber sparkling water, and one liter of water with a vitamin dissolved in it. For breakfast, I had scallion pancakes, and ...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: There are many causes of hematuria; it could be due to kidney stones, inflammation, or even rhabdomyolysis after exercise. Dietary factors can cause temporary reddish urine (due to certain pigments), but I personally recommend that if you experience blood in your urine for...

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Understanding Symptoms and Management After Ureteral Stone Surgery

Symptoms and Management of Ureteral Stones Ureteral stones can cause a variety of symptoms, including: 1. Severe pain: Often described as sharp or cramping, typically located in the lower back, side, or abdomen, and may radiate to the groin. 2. Hematur Hello Dr. Chen, my father...


Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Post-surgery, damage to the urethral mucosa or friction from a double-J stent can naturally lead to hematuria. If the symptoms are severe, can the patient still exercise? A follow-up appointment for examination is necessary. The symptoms you described regarding ureteral stones, i...

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Managing Kidney Stones: Post-Extracorporeal Shock Wave Treatment Concerns

After extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) Hello, Doctor. I would like to ask a few questions. On April 28th, I went to the urology department due to back pain and hematuria, and I was diagnosed with a kidney stone, which was noted to be less than 1 cm in size. That eveni...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Currently, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy is the mainstream treatment for kidney stones. After the stones are fragmented, hematuria may occur, and experiencing lower back discomfort and pain is also normal. Therefore, it is important to drink plenty of water to incr...

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Understanding Prostatitis: Symptoms, Treatment, and Recovery Tips

Hello, I have questions regarding prostatitis? Hello doctor, two weeks ago on Sunday, I noticed that I had a feeling of incomplete urination and a burning sensation, along with slightly blood-tinged urine and discomfort in my lower back (the symptoms lasted for about half a day)....


Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, since I did not see the name of the medication you are using, it is possible that the medication is causing the discoloration of the prostatic fluid and semen. However, I still recommend that you visit the clinic to have your semen analyzed again to check for the presence ...

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Distinguishing Between Kidney Stones and Tumors: Expert Insights

Calculus or tumor Hello, Doctor: A few days ago, I went to the hospital due to lower back pain and had an X-ray taken. The doctor pointed to a white spot on the X-ray and told me it was a stone. Later, I also underwent extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy. However, upon reflecti...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: In urology, only stones can appear white; tumors cannot be detected by X-ray. As for extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, it is primarily important to drink plenty of water. If there is sufficient urine output and the stones cannot be flushed out, endoscopic intervention...

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Can Pelvic Fractures Cause Erectile Dysfunction? Understanding the Connection

Can pelvic fractures lead to erectile dysfunction? Hello, doctor. At the end of January this year, I was involved in a car accident, resulting in an open fracture of my right leg and a grade II pelvic fracture. I was hospitalized for 10 days and have been discharged for about two...


Dr. Du Mingyi Reply:
It is possible that there may be an impact on recovery, so we will need to monitor the situation and reassess once the condition stabilizes.

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Understanding Hematuria and Urinary Symptoms: A Urology Perspective

Urinary occult blood and related issues? Hello, For the past two months, I have been experiencing frequent urination (with a sudden and urgent need to urinate) and difficulty urinating. I have visited the doctor multiple times for urine tests, which did not show any bacterial g...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If there is still a fever, it is important to check the culture results and investigate if there is an infection in other areas. As for sudden extreme hunger and dry mouth, it may be a side effect of the anticonvulsant medication. If the fever persists, hospitalization for...

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Can You Masturbate with Epididymitis? Understanding Treatment and Risks

Epididymitis and Masturbation Issues Hello, doctor. The night before last, I suddenly experienced pain in my left testicle, along with a dull ache in my lower left abdomen and lower back. So, I went to a nearby urology clinic for an examination last night. After the doctor perfor...


Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
Continuous antibiotic treatment is required; if there are no discomforts, masturbation should not have any impact.

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Chronic Prostatitis and Hematuria: Understanding Symptoms and Treatment

Chronic prostatitis and hematuria? Hello, doctor. Since last month, I have experienced occasional pain during urination. Initially, I thought it was a urinary tract infection and did not seek medical attention, instead opting to drink plenty of water. However, two weeks ago, I fe...


Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
After taking the medication, follow up at the outpatient clinic.

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Urgent Urination and Lower Back Pain: What You Need to Know

Urinary urgency with lower back pain? Hello, doctor. In the morning, I experience a strong urge to urinate accompanied by lower back pain. During the first urination, I feel a dull ache in my right lower back, and the bubbles in the urine do not dissipate much. Sometimes, I also ...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Your condition can vary in severity. It may be advisable to first conduct a urinalysis to check for any abnormalities. This will help determine the potential source of the issue. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding Right Lower Abdominal Pain: Possible Causes and Solutions

There is a feeling of bloating and pain in the lower right abdomen? Dear Dr. Du, I have been experiencing a symptom for over a year. I have a feeling of bloating and pain in my lower right abdomen, which comes and goes. The discomfort is more pronounced when sitting (due to abdo...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) The chances are slim. 2) The chances are slim. 3) A gastrointestinal issue is more likely. However, it's not a certainty. Wishing you good health.

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Which Specialist Should I See for My Urological Concerns?

Which specialty should I consult with the doctor? Hello Doctor: I have not engaged in sexual intercourse, only masturbation. I previously underwent surgery for left-sided varicocele. Over the past two years, I have been experiencing persistent soreness and numbness starting from ...


Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
First, let's have a look at the urology examination.

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Do I Need to See a Doctor for a 0.4 cm Kidney Stone?

Kidney problems Doctor, I had an ultrasound during my company's health check-up, and it showed a 0.4 cm stone in my right kidney. Do I need to seek medical attention? Sometimes I feel a slight ache in my lower back, and my right testicle occasionally feels like it's bee...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Most stones measuring 0.4 cm are not visible on X-rays but can be detected via ultrasound. However, you may experience some symptoms when the stones move. It is important to drink plenty of water, avoid sugary drinks, and refrain from sitting for long periods. Follow-up sh...

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Understanding Dopamine Deficiency and Its Impact on Anxiety Medications

Dopamine deficiency and medications such as Levodopa and Clonazepam? In mid-August last year, I started experiencing noticeable symptoms where sometimes while walking, my left foot would suddenly start to twitch involuntarily (possibly due to anxiety or other reasons), or my left...


Dr. Hong Weibin Reply:
You are very diligent! You've done a lot of homework. Occasionally, you experience muscle twitching in your left leg, sometimes accompanied by a tingling sensation, followed by pain in your left thigh. My thought is that it may be due to lumbosacral radiculopathy. Lumbosacra...

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