Sexual Debility in Man
Sexual Debility in Man
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W. Gross, I think, appreciated that there was some difference between the iccrctions from the prostate and the urethra, but even his definition I regard as defective, inasmuch as he says in his work on " Diseases of the Male Sexual Organs " : " Pros- tatorrhoea, an affection which was first described by S.
PROSTATORRHCEA AND URETHRORRHCEA.
315 D. Gross, signifies a discharge from the urethra of the secretion of the prostate gland, especially after defecation and micturition. It may exist with o...r without inflamma- tion of the prostate, representing in the former event a catarrh, and in the latter merely a hypersecretion of the tubular glands of that organ. I believe that the malady is generally due to passive congestion ; and I am certain that it does not follow an attack of acute inflammation of the prostate"; and under the head of "Clinical History" he goes on to say, " the most prominent symptom of the dis- ease is the discharge of a thin, and, as a rule, more or less milky, acid fluid from the meatus, which may be constant in appearance, but which is always expressed from the ure- thra during the straining at stool and during the forcible expulsion of the last drops of urine or even during sneez- ing, coughing, or laughing." One objection I should make to this definition as given by Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. Gross, I think, appreciated that there was some difference between the iccrctions from the prostate and the urethra, but even his definition I regard as defective, inasmuch as he says in his work on " Diseases of the Male Sexual Organs " : " Pros- tatorrhoea, an affection which was first described by S.
PROSTATORRHCEA AND URETHRORRHCEA.
315 D. Gross, signifies a discharge from the urethra of the secretion of the prostate gland, especially after defecation and micturition. It may exist with o...r without inflamma- tion of the prostate, representing in the former event a catarrh, and in the latter merely a hypersecretion of the tubular glands of that organ. I believe that the malady is generally due to passive congestion ; and I am certain that it does not follow an attack of acute inflammation of the prostate"; and under the head of "Clinical History" he goes on to say, " the most prominent symptom of the dis- ease is the discharge of a thin, and, as a rule, more or less milky, acid fluid from the meatus, which may be constant in appearance, but which is always expressed from the ure- thra during the straining at stool and during the forcible expulsion of the last drops of urine or even during sneez- ing, coughing, or laughing." One objection I should make to this definition as given by Dr.
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