Burning sensation in urethra during ejaculation

Everyone feels differently about orgasm , but if there is a disease in the body, the symptoms after male ejaculation are mostly the same. Some male diseases make patients miserable, such as frequent urination, urethral itching, burning sensation in the urethra during ejaculation, etc. These are common male diseases. Male friends with these symptoms are advised to get diagnosed and treated as soon as possible, because some diseases can cause serious consequences if delayed.

Many men have symptoms of discomfort and may have a series of obvious reactions. If some men have sexual dysfunction, it will cause ejaculation pain, so it should be taken seriously and targeted examinations should be conducted. If men have urethral pain after ejaculation, it may be caused by diseases such as urethritis. Finally, go to the hospital for examination in time to avoid other complications and bring certain impacts to men's reproductive health.

Under normal circumstances , the temperature of urine is consistent with the human body's temperature, so people will not feel anything special when urinating normally. Only when you suffer from men's diseases will you feel a burning sensation when urinating. Due to the existence of the disease, the individual has an immune response, which leads to an increase in temperature and increased sensitivity of the human body, which will cause a burning sensation in the urine. A burning sensation in the urethra during ejaculation is generally a symptom of urethritis, and early diagnosis and treatment is recommended.

There are many other factors that cause urethral burning sensation . It is common in urogenital inflammation such as urethritis and prostatitis. If accompanied by urethral itching, frequent urination, and bifurcated urine, it is likely to be prostatitis; if there is urethral secretion and frequent urination, it is likely to be urethritis. These inflammations will infect and aggravate each other, and may be complicated by orchitis, epididymitis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, epididymal nodules, vas deferens obstruction, reduced sperm quantity and quality, impotence, premature ejaculation, male infertility, etc.

Chronic urethritis is prone to recurrence . Paying more attention to your daily diet can play a certain role in prevention, treatment and treatment. Patients with chronic urethritis should avoid sexual behavior before they are cured; abstain from alcohol, spicy food, and drink plenty of water. Make necessary isolation at home, separate bath towels, bathtubs, washbasins, toilets, etc., or disinfect them after use. Male urethritis patients need to understand what is safe sex, what is dangerous sex, and how to avoid dangerous sex.