Although the Reflection Circle is a basic structure for reflection, not all groups or group members are comfortable or interested in speaking up in this environment right away. Being creative and using a variety of activities helps to gain the participants' interest and can foster comfort and familiarity in the group.
If polyuria is present, patients should be asked about the age at onset, rate of onset (eg, abrupt vs gradual), and any recent clinical factors that may cause polyuria (eg, IV fluids, tube feedings, resolution of urinary obstruction, stroke, head trauma, surgery). Patients should be asked about their degree of thirst.
Symptoms and Diagnosis. The most common symptom of dysuria is pain while urinating. It has also been described as burning or simply general discomfort. Other symptoms vary based on the cause of the condition, and may include frequent urination, pain near the bladder, loss of bladder control, foul smelling vaginal discharge or pain during intercourse.