How to solve the problem of purulent discharge from the glans penis? Remember these methods

Penile abscess is already a common genital disease in men. Patients need a detailed examination to understand the cause. It may be glans inflammation or gonorrhea. The treatment methods are different for different causes. In addition to timely treatment, daily care is also very important.

1. Pus discharge from the glans penis is a common symptom of male reproductive infection, mostly caused by balanitis and gonorrhea. What should you do if you have pus discharge from the glans penis?

1. Balanitis: Purulence on the glans penis occurs. Infectious balanitis is more common in clinical practice. Non-infectious factors are mostly due to excessive foreskin and insufficient cleaning, which leads to the accumulation of smegma, irritating the local foreskin and causing purulence on the glans penis. Purulence on the glans penis is generally a symptom of balanitis.

2. Gonorrhea: Purulent discharge from the glans penis may also be gonorrhea, because gonorrhea is characterized by the discharge of purulent secretions from the glans penis. The pathogenic bacteria of gonorrhea are gonococci, which enter the epithelial cells of the urethral mucosa and multiply in the cells to form acute inflammation. A large number of white blood cells gather in the inflamed area to phagocytize the bacteria. The endotoxins released by the dead bacteria cause the mucosal layer to necrotize, resulting in a large amount of purulent secretions discharged from the glans penis.

What should you do if you have pus discharge from the glans penis? You should seize the time and go to a regular hospital for examination. Based on the examination results, you should receive scientific and systematic treatment so that you can recover your health as soon as possible.

2. If a man has purulent discharge from the glans penis after having unprotected sex, it is likely a symptom of gonorrhea. Gonorrhea is a genitourinary infectious disease caused by infection with gonococci, which is common in young people and is one of the common sexually transmitted diseases.

After a man is infected with gonorrhea, the disease usually develops within 2-8 days. At first, he will suddenly feel discomfort in the urethra, urgency and frequency of urination, followed by pain in the urethra when urinating, especially the urethral opening will be red, swollen, itchy and stinging, and the urethra will gradually flow out of the urethra with yellowish white or milky white turbid sticky and purulent secretions, sometimes with blood. There may be a pathological erection of the penis at night, and more secretions will flow out of the urethral opening after getting up in the morning.

3. What should I do if the glans penis is purulent?

According to your description, it may be balanitis, which is often caused by local stimulation of bacteria, trauma, friction, soap, detergent, etc. It can be manifested as local edema erythema, erosion exudate, and in severe cases, blisters and large blisters may appear. It can also be transmitted through sexual contact.

Suggestions: It is recommended to keep the area clean and avoid irritation. When the infection is obvious, sensitive antibiotics can be applied systemically. For patients with erosion and exudation in the acute stage, potassium permanganate solution or levofloxacin solution can be used for wet compresses. Avoid sexual intercourse as much as possible during treatment. If necessary, the patient can be treated with a partner at the same time.