Urinary retention - UROLOGY DICTIONARY

Urinary retention or ischuria is the inability to voluntarily void urine and can be either acute or chronic in nature. Acute urinary retention is the painful inability to void though the bladder is full, while chronic urinary retention is painless inability to start urine stream or emptying the bladder. Urinary retention presents with symptoms like complete lack of voiding, a strong urge to urinate, inability to start voiding, incomplete bladder emptying, frequent urination, weak stream, dribbling, pain and discomfort during urination, and lower abdominal bloating. Urinary retention can be the result of obstructions like benign prostatic hyperplasia or tumors, infection and inflammation of the urinary tract, use of certain medications (example antidepressants and alpha-adrenergic agonists), and neurological conditions like lesions of peripheral nerves, brain and spinal cord.

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