[00:03.84]第四部分 在泌尿科门诊 [00:07.68]1.How long has this been going on? [00:21.00]这种情况有多久了? [00:34.32]2.Does it hurt when you pass water? [00:47.95]小便时有痛感吗? [01:01.57]3.How often do you usually pass water? [01:12.15]你通常每天小便

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