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| Nongonoccal Urethritis |
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| This is a disease which causes inflammation of the
urethra. At least half of the cases are caused by chlamydia and the cause of
the other half is unknown. |
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| Symptoms |
| Symptoms include pain during urination and a
discharge. |
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| Treatment |
| The most common treatment for this disease is an
antibiotic. |
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| Transmission |
| You can get this disease through sexual intercourse. It
is most often transferred when the woman has chlamydia. |
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| Testing |
| The diagnosis is made by taking a smear of the discharge
and looking at it under a microscope, so the doctor can tell if you have the
disease or not. The doctor can also take a urine sample to determine
this. |
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