Naked But Not Ashamed: Revealing For Good Outcomes in the Management of Genitourinary Disorders

ABSTRACT 

Covering one’s nakedness is one of the early lessons we are given as children and uphold when old. Though some of the dressings of our ladies are getting shorter and shorter and the side slits are getting to the groin, there is still a deliberate attempt to keep the essential parts covered. This up bringing with its cultural and religious re-enforcement makes exposing the Genito-urinary system a Herculean task even when there is a need to do so. Positive outcomes in the management of Genito-urinary disorders are hinged on revealing those parts of the body. Indeed, exposure allows the diagnosis of the disorder and situates it within the context of good urinary tract function and sexual pleasures as a desired outcome. Exposure in this context not only applies to the anatomy of the Genito-urinary system but also how it has been used and sometimes who has been the recipient or had been denied the pleasures, therefore.