The urethral opening of the glans penis is a little red, and the harm is so great

The redness of the glans urethra is a common male disease. The most common cause is urethritis, followed by gonorrhea and other sexual diseases. This symptom must be actively treated, otherwise it will cause many complications, which are extremely harmful, such as harming the health of the reproductive system, causing urinary system diseases, causing sexual dysfunction, causing female infertility, and causing dry and obstructive glans inflammation.

1. Harm to reproductive system health: Balanitis can easily lead to inflammation of prostatitis, orchitis, epididymitis, vas deferens and other organs. If it is not treated effectively and in a timely manner, combined infection will cause great harm to reproductive health.

2. Inducing urinary system diseases: Balanitis can also easily cause ascending infection of the urinary system, which is more common in cystitis, nephritis, pyelonephritis, etc. If the acute stage of the disease is not properly handled, it may be life-threatening.

3. Leading to sexual dysfunction: During the inflammation period of the foreskin and glans, the sensory nerves of the glans are damaged by the inflammation, making men prone to premature ejaculation during sexual life, which in turn leads to impotence.

4. Causes female infertility: Because the inflammatory secretions hidden in the foreskin enter the vagina together with semen during sexual intercourse, it reduces the quality of semen and destroys sperm and egg cells, leading to female infertility.

5. Leading to dry obstructive glans: It is a more serious pathological injury of balanitis, which not only destroys the normal physiological structure and beauty of the foreskin and glans, but also seriously affects the quality of sexual life of couples.

Experts recommend that male friends should go to the hospital for a formal examination as soon as possible after discovering that the urethral opening of the glans penis is slightly red. All diseases are harmful and should not be ignored! Early detection and early treatment are necessary!