Genitourinary organs

Review common female genital organs symptoms, what they can mean, urgent warning signs, and which tests may be used.

Why morning erections have disappeared and when is it important?

If morning erections become less frequent or have been absent several times in a row, this does not necessarily indicate impotence, testosterone deficiency, or vascular disease.

Is it possible to determine ovulation by sensation: accurate signs

You can tell by your sensations that ovulation is approaching or has just begun, but you can't accurately determine the moment of egg release based on how you feel alone.

Cloudy urine: causes in women and men, when it's dangerous, and what to check

Cloudy urine is not a diagnosis in itself, but an external symptom that can be caused by a variety of processes: urinary tract infection, salt crystals, blood, protein, mucus, leukocytes, or epithelial cells.

Heavy periods: how to differentiate dangerous bleeding from "just heavy periods" and choose treatment that actually helps

Heavy periods are not just “a lot of blood” or just a subjective feeling that your period has become heavier.

Acute Urinary Retention: Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment

Acute urinary retention is the sudden inability to urinate on your own even though your bladder is full.

Dysuria: Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Painful Urination

Dysuria is pain, burning, stinging, tingling, or severe discomfort during urination. In clinical practice, this term does not refer to a specific disorder.

Clear, odorless discharge: normal and abnormal

Odorless, clear vaginal discharge is usually normal, but its amount and consistency can vary throughout the menstrual cycle.

Urgent Urination: Causes and Treatment

Urge urges, also known as urge manifestations or urge symptoms, are strong, intrusive, compelling thoughts, urges, or actions that enter a person's mind and can cause discomfort and anxiety.

Itching in the groin: causes and risk factors

Of course, when your palms, nose, or scalp itch, it's very unpleasant, but itching in the groin—given its location—becomes an even more serious problem.

Discharge with odor and itching: what could it be?

The anatomy of the female reproductive organs is designed so that the secretory glands secrete mucus, which maintains healthy microflora and keeps them clean. Vaginal discharge is normal as long as it is clear and without a noticeable unpleasant odor.

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