What causes redness and pain in the male urethra?

The redness and pain of the male urethra not only affects the normal sexual life of male friends, but also affects the health of men. So what exactly causes the redness and pain of the male urethra? In fact, this is related to many reasons, and urethritis is one of them. Male friends must not ignore this.

1. Urethra redness and swelling, which refers to the redness and swelling of the male urethra, which may also be accompanied by itching, pain and other symptoms. The appearance of this symptom generally indicates that the patient is currently in the inflammatory response stage of a certain urogenital infection, such as urethritis, gonorrhea, non-gonococcal disease, etc. Men should pay attention to this, as it is often a critical stage of treatment and must actively receive treatment.

2. Pain in the urethra. Pain in the urethra of men usually occurs with other symptoms. The pain can be stinging, dull or dull. Sometimes it can radiate into the penis, which often makes men suffer. This situation is generally common in diseases such as prostatitis and orchitis. Men should pay attention to it.

3. Redness and swelling of the urethral opening is a manifestation of inflammatory infection of the urogenital system. In men, urethritis is the most common. Redness and swelling of the urethral opening is mostly the acute inflammatory stage of urethritis. At the same time, men often experience itching, burning, and stinging in the urethra, and sometimes urgency and difficulty in urination. The urethral opening is congested or swollen, with sebaceous, mucous or thin white secretions, or there is a "mouthful" phenomenon in the morning.

4. Urethritis is an inflammation of the urethral mucosa. There are many causes for the disease, the most fundamental of which is the invasion of pathogenic microorganisms into the urethra. These microorganisms are mainly gonococci, gonococci, mycoplasmas, chlamydia, candida albicans, trichomonas, and some bacteria that normally reside in the human body. Masturbation habits, excessive masturbation, smoking, drinking, wearing tight underwear, long-term bicycle riding, horse riding, long-term indwelling catheters, urethral foreign bodies, etc., put pressure on and damage the urethra, leading to local congestion, ischemia, and hypoxia, which reduces the resistance of the urethral mucosa and makes it easy to get infected.