Dysuria

Dysuria ( other Greek δυσουρία , from δυσ- - prefix meaning difficulty, violation, and οὖρον - urine ) - impaired urination, usually due to difficulty in removing urine from the bladder when the urethra is squeezed by a hematoma , a tumor enlarged by the prostate gland ( ), with blockage by stone, etc., as well as a result of functional disorders in diseases of the nervous system ( spasm , etc.). Sometimes dysuria include painful and rapid urination.