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Urogenital disorders or genitourinary disorders are disorders of the urogenital system. These disorders include a range of disorders, from those that are asymptomatic, to those that manifest an array of signs and symptoms. Causes for these disorders include congenital disorders, infectious diseases, trauma, or conditions that secondarily involve the urinary structure.

Psychologists are interested in these conditions on several counts:

• To what degree are these conditions caused, facilitated or exacerbated by psychological factors etc.
• To what degree are people's willingness to seek and comply with treatment affected by psychological issues around these disorders
• What are the psychological effects of these disorders. How do people cope with feelings of [shame]], guilt around the condition and their accompanying symptoms

These disorders include:

• Genital disorders
  • Female genital disorders
  • Male genital disorders
• Gynecological disorders
• Kidney diseases
• Urinary function disorders
• Urologic disease

List of urogenital disorders of interest to psychologistsEdit

• Benign prostatic hyperplasia
• Bladder stones
• Bladder cancer
• Cystitis
• Development of the urinary and reproductive organs
• Erectile dysfunction
• Interstitial cystitis
• Kidney stones
• Prostatitis
• Prostate cancer
• Retrograde pyelogram
• Vasectomy

See alsoEdit

• Sexual function disturbances
• Somatoform disorders
• Venereal diseases