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Urgent?If you cannot pass urine at all, have severe loin pain with a fever, or heavy bleeding, call NHS 111 or go to A&E. For sudden, severe testicular pain, go to A&E straight away, or call 999 if you cannot get there quickly.
Passing urine
Changes in how, when or how often you pass urine
Getting up at night to pass urineNocturia: is it normal, and when to get it checked
→A weak, slow or hesitant streamDribbling, straining or feeling you have not emptied
→Urgency, frequency, leaking or repeat infectionsOveractive bladder and recurrent UTIs
→Blood in my urineAlways worth checking promptly, even once
→Pain
Pain in the side, back, groin or testicle
Testicles, scrotum and semen
Lumps, swelling and changes you have noticed
Prostate and PSA
Test results and prostate worries
Procedures and recovery
Planning an operation or recovering from one
Children
A urological concern in a child
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