Diagnosis of dysuria in adolescent girls: A protocol encompassing common, often non urinary, causes: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 76, No 8

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When an adolescent girl has dysuria, many primary care physicians are quick to diagnose urinary tract infection. However, studies have indicated that vulvovaginitis is a far more common cause of this condition among adolescents. Dr Adler's protocol for complete evaluation of dysuria in the adolescent emphasizes the nonurinary causes.

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