What causes urethral pain in men?

Men should not take their reproductive health issues lightly, because if affected by these reproductive diseases, sometimes it may even lead to infertility. Pain in the urethra may be caused by urethritis, and may also cause complications such as cystitis.

1. Urethral pain is a common symptom in men . Don’t have too much psychological pressure. Most urethral pain is caused by male urethritis, and a few are caused by other diseases.

2. Male urethral pain caused by urethritis . Urethritis is mostly caused by bacterial infection. The most common is E. coli, which accounts for the majority of bacterial infections. The pathogens of urinary infection mainly come from pathogens that are usually present in the intestines, and there are also conditional pathogens that usually parasitize in the intestines. In the early stage of bacterial infection of the urethra, there are no symptoms of bacteriuria, and the pathogens are often E. coli.

3. What causes male urethral pain? Urethritis is a common reproductive infection in men , which brings great inconvenience and damage to men. Therefore, it is necessary to actively treat it. If urethritis is not treated in time, it is likely to cause other diseases. You will know after reading the introduction to the dangers of urethritis below.

4. Harm of male urethritis , leading to chronic renal failure: If urethritis patients are not treated in time, it is easy to turn into a chronic disease, and severe cases can cause chronic renal failure. According to the latest statistics, 25% of chronic renal failure is caused by urethritis. It can lead to male infertility: The reason is that inflammation causes urethral stenosis and obstruction of the urethral opening. If it affects the vas deferens and epididymis, it can cause fibrous tissue hyperplasia and deformation, which will lead to a decrease in the quality of male semen and lead to infertility. Leading to complications such as cystitis: If urethritis patients are not treated correctly, the bacteria lurking in the urethra will enter the urethral crypts, paraurethral glands, bulbar urethra, prostate and seminal vesicles, vas deferens, epididymis and testicles, causing cystitis, prostatitis, paraurethral abscesses, urethral fistulas, reduced sperm quantity and quality, impotence, premature ejaculation, male infertility, etc.