Vaginal Urethral Disorder

Urethral syndrome is a long-term condition in which the urethra swells or irritates without being infected. The signs and symptoms are close to those of a urinary tract infection. While the urethral syndrome can improve with age, it can be a lifelong issue. The urethral syndrome affects women even more often than it does men.

Urethral syndrome may cause:

• Pain and/or burning while urinating.
• Difficulty urinating (especially after intercourse)
• Increase in urge or frequency of urination.
• Blood in the urine.
• Swelling and/or tenderness in the groin.
• Pain during sex.