Genitourinary TB in a male patient presents with: (A) Painful and tender epididymis, (B) Bacteriuria without Pyuria, (C) Renal cysts (unilateral), (D) Microscopic Hematuria
Answer is B. symptoms of GU TB are often non specific.Typical TB constitutional symptoms of fever , weight loss , night sweats and malaise are seen in less than 20%.upto 50% have only dyspnoea on presentation.50% have storage symptoms . 33% have hematuria and flank pain.Typical laboratory finding include sterile pyuria and/or hematuria and is found in more than 90% of patients in developing countries. ref: Campbell-Walsh urology 11th edition . pa1 .chapter 17 .pg no 422