For #MedStudentTwitter , here r some urological terms explained:
👉Hesitancy- Delay in starting urination
👉Intermittency-A complaint received from the patient that the urine flow stops & starts during the urination episode.
👉Pyuria- Pus in urine. A thread 🧵(1/n)
👉Pyelonephritis- Infection of the kidney
👉Renal Calculus-Kidney Stone
👉Azoospermia-Absence of sperm in semen.
👉Cryptorchidism: A birth defect in which the testes fail to descend from the abdomen into the scrotum
👉Cystocoele- The urinary bladder has herniated into the vagina
👉Cystogram- A special Xray of the bladder,after filling it with contrast( thro a catheter)
👉ESWL- A treatment procedure where shock waves are given to painlessly break kidney stones
👉Enuresis: Involuntary urination
👉Urinary Incontinence: Loss of bladder control(3/n)
👉Intravenous Urogram-A test in which a special Xray of d abdomen( urinary tract) is taken after injecting dye thro the vein. This opacifies the urine, making the urinary tract visible on the Xray.
👉Proteinuria-Presence of protein in urine(usually indicates kidney disease) (4/n)
👉Ureterocoele- Dilatation of the end portion of the ureter
👉Vesicovaginal Fistula-An abnormal passageway btw the bladder & the vagina
👉 Vasectomy- A sterilization procedure made in the male where a portion of the Vas Deferens is removed.(5/n)
👉 Varicocoele- Dilatation and tortuosity of the veins draining the testis
👉Urodynamics- A test to evaluate bladder and urethral sphincter function.
👉Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI)- Incontinence caused by activities such as sneezing, coughing, laughing etc( 6/n)
👉Urgency Urinary Incontinence (UUI)- A type of Urinary Incontinence where there is a sudden powerful urge to pass urine, followed by involuntary loss of urine.
👉Nephrectomy- Removal of the kidney
👉Orchiectomy-Removal of a testis(7/n)
👉Neurogenic bladder- Damage to the nerves of the bladder, resulting in loss of bladder control.
👉Erectile Dysfunction- A consistent inability to sustain an erection that is adequate for penetrative sexual intercourse.(8/n)
👉Hydrocoele- A fluid filled Sac around the testis.
👉Cystoscopy- Introduction of a scope into the urethra & thence the bladder to examine the interiors.
👉 Cryotherapy- Use of intense cold in ( here urological) medical treatment.
👉Cystectomy- Removal of bladder(9/n)
👉Priapism- A persistent abnormal erection in d absence of sexual stimulus.
👉Seminal Vesicle-An accessory sex gland present behind the bladder that contributes the bulk of the semen.
👉Urine-A fluid produced by d kidney,by filtration of blood, fr excreting waste products.(n/n)
On the third anniversary of Galwan, let us, if possible, look dispassionately at their border dispute( Disclosure- I am a China Hawk). The India-China border must hv been the easiest border to resolve. But it wasn't. Why? Let us explore. A 🧵;
China has resolved is border with all countries except India & its protectorate, Bhutan. Why? Both giants hv their core interests, which they will never cede. India has the McMohan line, & China-Aksai Chin. Till 14.2.79, when Deng talked to FM Vajpayee, China agreed(2/n)
to a broad swap of Aksai Chin for N.E.F.A( Arunachal Pradesh). On 22.4.60, at Delhi, Chou-En-Lai, the finest diplomat that ever lived, offered exactly this to Nehru. A pragmatic response shd hv been, " Can I borrow ur pen, dear Chou? Where do I sign?" But Nehru refused.
So, you saw blood in your semen( ejaculate). Hmmm. Alarmed much? As your urologist, I am not. Blood noticed in the ejaculate is called haematospermia. Typically occurs in the under-40 age group. The majority are harmless conditions. Let us discuss. 🧵
Common causes are Inflammation/infection in the prostate,testis or seminal vesicle. Tuberculosis of these organs is a significant cause in the Indian context. The usual pathogens are gonococcus, Chlamydia and T.Pallidum. UTI, bleeding disorders, liver dysfunction,
malignant hypertension might cause haematospermia. Extremely rarely the cause might be a malignancy of the prostate, seminal vesicle, testis or epididymis, leukaemia or lymphoma. Especially if the haematospermia is recurrent.
1. என் நண்பன் ஒரு மருத்துவன். அவனுடைய கிளினிக்கிற்கு தெரிந்த நபர் ஒருவர் மனைவியின் உடலுடன் கதறியபடியே வருகிறார். நெஞ்சு வலி சொன்னா சார். போயிட்டா..கதறலைக் கேட்டு டாக்டர் இறப்புச் சான்றிதலில் மாரடைப்பால் இறந்தார் என சான்றிதழ் தருகிறார். மறுநாள் வரும் Inspector (2/n)
டாக்டர், கழுத்த நெரிச்சு கொன்னுருக்கான், கொலைக்கு உடந்தை, என உங்களைக் கைது செய்கிறேன் என்கிறார் 2. என் 80 வயது தந்தை மூச்சு பேச்சில்லாமல் இருக்கிறார்,காப்பாற்றுங்கள், டாக்டர், என காலை பிடித்து கதறுகிறார், மற்றோருவர்.பரிதாபப்பட்டு டாக்டர் மாரடைப்பால் இறந்தாகச் சான்றளிக்கிறார்(3/n)
Urinary Tract Infection is the most common bacterial infection in the human being. Symptoms?
Pain on urination.
Frequent voiding.
Sudden deep urge to void(urgency)
Blood in urine(rare)
Lower Abdominal pain
Difficulty starting urination( Hesitancy)
(1/n)
Pus in urine(Pyuria), without bacteria in urine should initiate a search for Tuberculosis, Stones anywhere in the urinary tract, Cancer etc.(2/n)
By age 24, one third of all women( rich or poor), would have suffered a symptomatic UTI, requiring treatment. Half of all women in the world will suffer atleast one episode of UTI in their lifetime.(3/n)
Rubbish & potentially harmful tweet. The average female shd drink around 2.5 litres of water & the avg male- around 3-3.5 litres per day. Overingestion of water can lead to water poisoning& potential death. Overhydration leads to hypertension, bradycardia and hyponatraemia.( 1/n)
Overhydration leads to swelling of cells, especially brain cells. This can lead to seizures, coma, severe drowsiness, confusion & potential death.
So, how much water shd u drink?
- The colour of ur urine is a good indicator that u r drinking adequate water fr ur bodily needs(2/n)
A pale yellow colour of urine indicates adequate hydration/water intake. An average human voids btw 5-7 times a day. Around once every 3-4 hrs, a day, when awake. If you are maintaining this, you are most probably drinking adequate water for your body.(3/n)
For those going into orgasmic delight, watching all these, here r a few facts to chew upon: 1. The functioning of the parliament is more important than the building. 2. The no of parliamentary sittings ws 677 in 1952. This hs declined to 331 during 2014-19.(1/n)
3. The avg parliamentary sittings in 1956 ws 151 days. Today, it is a pathetic 64 days. 4. Article 107 of the constitution emphasizes parliamentary discussions before passing a bill. Today, most bills r passed disallowing/restricting discussions by the elected members. (2/n)
5. The avg time discussing a bill,dropped from 213 minutes in 2019 to 85 min in 2021. 6. The farm bills& labour code bills were passed by voice vote,instead of detailed discussions. 7. The parliamentary committee system ensures detailed deliberations by ppl's representatives(3/n)