Not urethral: In my opinion your symptoms are more characteristic of bladder outlet obstruction or a neurogenic bladder disorder. Urethral irritation usually causes urinary frequency in small amounts often along with burning or other discomfort during urination. A urologist is best to evaluate you and order appropriate testing. If you've already seen one, get a second opinion from another urologist.
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