1995), however, depression was found to be insignificantly related to
stranguria (P-value = 0.
Clinical signs that arise from secondary damage to the gastrointestinal, neurologic, and urinary systems can include vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, ataxia, altered mentation, head pressing, circling, seizures, polyuria, hematuria, and
stranguria.
A nine year old female non-descript female dog was presented with symptoms of dysuria,
stranguria and tenesmus.
The patients showed signs of dysuria, stranguria and urine scalding associated with fluctuating swellings in the penile region; the diagnosis was hypospadias and urethral diverticulum, since urine had leaked into the subcutaneous tissue of the prepuce, forming leaking pockets (diverticula) in both.
Case Presentation: Two goat kids, ranging in age between 3-5 months, were presented to the Surgery Clinic at the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Lahore, Pakistan, with the complaints of anorexia, mild depression, stranguria and dysuria.
The most common signs noted in the review (published in the Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, Nov-Dec 2009) were
stranguria and pollakiuria (difficulty with urination and abnormally frequent urination, respectively), found in eight of ten cats.
Clinical signs include an engorged protruding penis, excessive licking, stranguria, and hematuria.
Cystitis is frequently associated with pollakiuria, dysuria, stranguria, hematuria, and inappropriate urination.
Presenting clinical signs in dogs with acute prostatitis included depression, pain on rectal palpation of prostate, fever,
stranguria, pollakiuria, hematuria, tenesmus, stiff gait and edema of scrotum, prepuce or hindlimb.
Stranguria Slow, frequent, difficult, and/or painful urinary flow.
