Good morning sir madam i have problem during...

The painful urination

1. Antibiotics can treat UTIs, bacterial prostatitis, and some sexually transmitted infections. such as ciproxine 500 mg 2 by days for 2 weeks and reexamin next week .  
2. may give you medication to calm your irritated bladder include tricyclic antidepressants, pentosan polysulfate sodium (elmiron), and acetaminophen (Tylenol) with codeine.

• you can make to your lifestyle to help relieve your symptoms.

1. Steer clear of scented laundry detergents and toiletries to reduce your risk of irritation.
2. Use condoms during sexual activity to keep yourself safe from STIs.
3. have diets with eliminate food and drinks that irritate the bladder.
4. drink about 2-3 littre of water by day 

• urinary tract infection is the most frequent cause of dysuria, 
• greater frequency of sexual activity. 
• increased incidence of prostatic hyperplasia 
• prostatitis and mechanical irritation of the urethra in men,
• urethrotrigonitis and vaginitis in women. 
• Malformations
• urethral obstruction 
• sexually transmitted infection (STI) may cause painful urination include genital herpes, gonorrhea, and chlamydia. 

• The gold standard for evaluating dysuria is microscopic examination of spun, clean-catch, midstream urine sediment. 

• A digital rectal examination in men helps to assess the prostate gland. 
• In most patients, however, urinalysis can help to determine the presence of infection and confirm a suspected diagnosis. Urine cultures and both urethral and vaginal smears and cultures can help to identify sites of infection and causative agents.
• Imaging studies and other diagnostic tests are indicated when is in doubt
• Dysuria, defined as pain, burning, or discomfort on urination, is more common in women than in men.