Which of the following information is not significant for a urologist to make a diagnosis of a urologic disease?
A) Changes in frequency or urgency of urination
B) Difficulty or pain with urination (dysuria)
C) How far the patient can walk
D) Incontinence
E) Unusual discharge from the urethra

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The ability of a patient to walk distances is generally not relevant to diagnosing urologic diseases, which are more directly related to symptoms involving the urinary tract, such as changes in urination patterns, pain during urination, incontinence, and unusual discharge.

Which of the Following Information Is Not Significant for a Urologist