​The glans penis has yellow-green pus

Acute urethritis is a common disease in life. When suffering from this disease, the patient will experience frequent urination, urgent urination, incomplete urination or painful urination. If a man suffers from urethritis, when the symptoms are severe, a thick yellow-green discharge will appear on the glans penis. No matter what disease it is, it must be treated in time. Acute urethritis requires going to the hospital for treatment and adjusting lifestyle habits when symptoms appear.

Yellow-green pus on the glans

You should be suffering from acute urethritis, which is mostly caused by gonococcal or mycoplasma chlamydia infection, so it may be gonorrhea or non-gonococcal urethritis. Now we cannot confirm the diagnosis based on your description, so we cannot determine the medication. It is recommended that you go to the dermatology and venereology department of the hospital for diagnosis and active treatment after examination and diagnosis. Generally, oral medication alone is not enough, and intravenous or intramuscular antibiotics are often required for treatment.

Acute urethritis symptoms

The most severe symptom of acute urethritis in male patients is more urethral secretion, which starts with mucus and gradually becomes purulent. In female patients, the urethral secretion is unique. Both men and women experience burning pain, frequent urination and urgency when urinating. In severe cases, urethral spasm may occur. Urine examination shows pus and red blood cells. In slow urethritis, urethral secretion gradually decreases, or only a small amount of serous secretion can be seen at the urethral opening during the first urination in the morning. The irritation of urination is not as obvious as in the acute stage, and some patients may have no symptoms. Urethritis can directly spread to the bladder or prostate and cause cystitis or prostatitis. If acute urethritis is not properly treated, it may be complicated by paraurethral abscesses, which may penetrate the penis skin and become urethral fistulas. During the healing process of urethritis, fibrosis may cause urethral stenosis.

Acute urethritis. General treatment

1. Drink plenty of water to increase urine volume and flush out urethral secretions during urination;

2. Use sedatives, analgesics and anticonvulsants to relieve pain

3. Pay attention to rest and avoid sexual intercourse in the short term during the acute phase

4. Antibiotic treatment (Norfloxacin). Select effective antibiotics based on bacterial culture and drug sensitivity test.

5. For chronic urethritis or urethral stricture, urethral dilation should be performed in addition to drug treatment.