What causes edema in the male urethra?

The symptom of edema in the male urethra is very painful for men and seriously affects their normal life. So what causes the symptom of edema in the male urethra? In fact, this is related to 5 factors. The first reason is urethritis.

1. Symptoms of urethritis

Typical symptoms of urethritis are urethral itching, varying degrees of frequent urination, urgency, pain, and difficulty urinating. It is more common when you do not urinate for a long time or do not urinate at night until you wake up to urinate in the morning. Some cases may appear as a crust or yellowish stains on the underwear. Examination shows that the urethra is swollen or flushed, the urethra is everted, and there is mucus or purulent secretion. The symptoms are milder than those of gonorrhea.

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2. Symptoms of prostatitis

Prostatitis urethral edema is often accompanied by symptoms of frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, bifurcated urine, white urine, urethral pain, low back pain, and neurasthenia, manifested as fatigue, dizziness, insomnia, etc. Prostatitis can cause decreased libido and ejaculation pain, premature ejaculation, and affect the quality of semen. Hematospermia may occur when combined with seminal vesiculitis.

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3. Symptoms of balanitis

In the early stage of glansitis, the glans and foreskin surface are swollen and congested, the area around the urethra is red and there are wounds and erosions, which may develop into superficial ulcers with purulent secretions. The patient will feel itching or burning in the glans penis, followed by pain. Most patients with glansitis have symptoms of phimosis and prepuce.

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4. Caused by sexually transmitted diseases

Swelling of the urethra may also be a symptom of a sexually transmitted disease. For example, non-gonococcal symptoms are manifested as urethral stinging. Male patients feel discomfort in the urethra, itching, and burning sensation at the urethra, which can be mild or severe. The urethra is red, swollen, and congested, with frequent urination, urgency, and sometimes mild dysuria. Hematuria may occur when combined with cystitis. The secretions of non-gonococcal patients are often serous or mucous. Gonorrhea generally has purulent urethral secretions as the main series of symptoms. The symptoms of gonorrhea are also manifested in redness, swelling, itching, and mild stinging at the urethra, followed by thin mucus outflow. In severe cases, there is mild swelling, which causes dysuria.

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5. Urethra swelling after circumcision

Experts remind: After circumcision surgery, it is common to see swelling of the foreskin, which is generally a normal phenomenon. Especially in the frenulum area, it is important to avoid activities after surgery, and it is best to lie flat more often, which is conducive to reducing swelling. If you do hot compress, it can reduce it faster.