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A mass occurence of urolithiasis presents a difficult social, medical as well as economic problem. Ca-oxalate urinary stones represent 75 % of all cases of urolithiasis. However, expensive elimination or thripsy of the urinary stones without appropriate follow-up preventive measures should have been a matter of the past. The knowledge of physiopathology of urinary stones origin as well as the knowledge of causal and risk factors enable a correct determination of preventive principles. Corresponding metaphylaxis can yield a low number of lithiasis relapses: 10–15 %. A base of the successful approach is a well- informed and motivated patient.
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Benign prostatatic hyperplasia (BPH) is the most frequent benign tumor in men. It is a chronic progressing disease, which is not life threatenning but its symptoms involve quality of life of the patients (23). The operation of prostate used to be the most common surgical procedure at older men in many countries in the past years. In last two decades, the treatment of BPH has changed. Nowdays, most fraquent treatment modality is farmakotherapy. Main effective drugs are alphablockers and inhibitors of 5-alpha reductase.
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Premature ejaculation is the commonest cause of the ejaculatory dysfunction. A proportion of men with premature ejaculation have lifelong oversensitivity of the ejaculatory reflex. If there is a lack of external ejaculation one of the first is examination of the postcoital urine for spermatozoa, as this will distinguish between retrograde ejaculation and anejaculation. Poor urine flow and postorgasmic slow seepage of ejaculate are indicators of urethral stricture. Pain with ejaculation can be one of the manifestations of incomplete spinal injury. Orgasm, like a pain is a sensation and is difficult to categorize objectively. There is an alteration...
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Overactive bladder is a chronical dissease of lower urinary tract. This express oneself through the complex of symptoms wich are very bothersome and limited from the point of view patiens QOL. International Continence Society (ICS) changed many times definition of OAB. The last one characterized OAB by urinary urgency, with or without urinary incontinence, usually with frequency and nocturia. In the course of the last years it is evident close correlation between LUTS and OAB symptoms in men patiens.
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In the article is presented conspectus of all sexually transmitted diseases and freely connect in previous part I. In detail are describe chlamydial, mycoplasmatical and viral diseases.
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