Yellow discharge from the genitals

Yellow purulent discharge or yellow discharge from the male reproductive organs may be caused by gonorrhea, urinary tract infection, bacterial infection, or glansitis. So if you encounter this situation, it is recommended that male friends go to the hospital for a check-up to determine the cause and prescribe the right medicine to avoid using the wrong medicine, delaying the disease, and causing an irreversible situation. Reproductive organ diseases can be serious or minor, and serious ones may lead to infertility.

1. Genital infection with yellow pus is considered gonorrhea, which is a sexually transmitted disease caused by infection with Neisseria gonorrhoeae. The main pathogen is Neisseria gonorrhoeae. Gonorrhea is generally treated with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs. During the treatment period, sexual intercourse is prohibited and the external genitalia should be kept clean and hygienic.

2. The possibility of urinary tract infection cannot be ruled out. Urinary tract infection, also known as urinary tract infection, is an inflammation caused by bacteria directly invading the urinary tract. The infection can affect the upper and lower urinary tracts, and is collectively referred to as urinary tract infection because of the difficulty in positioning. Clinically, it is divided into acute and chronic types. The former has an acute onset, typical symptoms and is easy to diagnose; chronic and recurrent infections can cause kidney damage. It is often accompanied by structural abnormalities of the urinary system, and the cause should be carefully investigated to relieve congenital obstruction and prevent kidney damage and scar formation. Urinary tract infections also have a great impact on sexual life. Urinary tract infection can affect the normal functions of the urinary tract, gonads, accessory glands and external genitalia to varying degrees, leading to low libido or sexual dysfunction. If necessary, go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment. Pay attention to local cleaning, drink plenty of water, rest, avoid spicy and irritating foods, smoking and drinking, etc. You should get better soon. You should follow the guidance of the clinical physician for specific details.

3. It may be caused by Staphylococcus aureus infection and pus. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination first to determine the cause and extent of the infection, and then use medication. If there is a pus, it is very likely to be incised and drained if necessary.

4. If a man has yellow liquid flowing out of his genitals, it is recommended that you have a routine urine test to check for urinary tract infection or a urine bacterial culture to determine whether there is an infection or cystitis. In addition, if it is a man, you should also pay attention to the possibility of prostatitis. If a man has yellow liquid flowing out of his genitals, he must drink more water and eat less spicy food and alcohol. Try azithromycin or bactericidal. Avoid excessively rough sexual intercourse or too frequent sexual intercourse.