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strangury

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strangury /stran·gu·ry/ (strang´gu-re) slow and painful discharge of the urine, due to spasm of the urethra and bladder.
stran·gu·ry (strnggy-r)
n.
Slow, painful urination, in which the urine is passed drop by drop.
strangury [strang´gu-re]
slow and painful discharge of urine.
strangury
slow and painful discharge of urine.
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