Non-specific urethritis as an office problem.
This article is prompted by experiences gained as a part-time physician, Students' Health Service, The University of Calgary. The steady increase in incidence of non-specific urethritis in young people, and the clinical problems of diagnosis and treatment are discussed. Attention is directed to its still largely unknown causation and there is some discussion of prevention.
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