What should I do if my urethra hurts during ejaculation?

The urethra is very important to the human body, and the urethra is the channel for excreting urine. If there is a disease problem, it will affect metabolism and bring people a lot of unnecessary troubles. The health of the urethra will be affected by many factors. For example, some men will have symptoms of urethral pain during spermatorrhea. Let's take a look at what to do if the urethral opening hurts during spermatorrhea?

Frequent urination, painful urination, urgent urination and hematuria. In the acute phase, males may have urethral secretions, which are mucous at first and then purulent. Females have less secretions. When the disease becomes chronic, it manifests as urethral stinging and discomfort during urination. The urethral secretions decrease and become a thin syrup. In acute attacks, there is dull pain in the suprapubic area and perineum, and the urethral opening is red and has secretions.

Treatment:

1. Adhere to regular treatment

The recurrence of urethritis is closely related to the failure to adhere to treatment. Regular treatment should be adhered to and abandoned halfway. This has a positive effect on eliminating the source of infection and preventing complications. In addition, sexual intercourse should be avoided for at least 2 weeks before and after treatment. This will also help the disease to recover completely. After completing the treatment, a reexamination is required to ensure that it is truly recovered. If symptoms persist or there is a tendency to relapse, observation and treatment should continue.

2. Food and Drink

Usually, eat more nutritious liquid or semi-liquid food. Men with high fever and obvious digestive tract symptoms should use intravenous fluid supplementation to ensure sufficient calories. Also increase the amount of water you drink to ensure fluid balance and excrete enough urine. If necessary, intravenous infusion should be used to replenish water. Frequent urination can flush the urinary tract, promote the accelerated excretion of bacteria and inflammatory secretions, and reduce the hyperosmotic state of the renal medulla, destroying the growth environment of bacteria. Remember not to drink alcohol.

3. Pay attention to your work and rest schedule.

You should rest in bed more often and wait until your body temperature returns to normal before getting out of bed. If the infection is chronic, you should also rest appropriately according to the condition to prevent excessive fatigue and low immunity, which may cause recurrence of infection.

4. Avoid unclean sexual intercourse.

When a man has urethritis, it is best for his sexual partner to also be examined and receive regular treatment, and avoid sexual contact until the sexual partner is completely recovered.