What are the symptoms of trichomoniasis in men? These characteristics are very obvious

Many young people do not know enough about trichomoniasis and do not know what symptoms this disease has, so some patients miss the best treatment period. Male patients with trichomoniasis will have a variety of symptoms, which are introduced in detail below.

1. Male patients with urethral trichomonas often have a history of sexual intercourse with women infected with trichomonas. The main clinical manifestations are varying degrees of urethral itching and discomfort. Symptoms often worsen during urination. In severe cases, posterior urethritis, cystitis, prostatitis and epididymitis may occur, and purulent secretions and difficulty urinating may occur.

2. Most male trichomoniasis urethritis is self-limiting, which may be due to the anti-trichomoniasis components in male prostatic fluid.

3. In addition, balanitis may also occur, which is manifested by papules, erythema, blisters and erosions on the glans.

4. Trichomoniasis has indeed been listed as a sexually transmitted disease, which means that the disease can be transmitted through sex or through other routes. If the disease is transmitted through sexual intercourse, then the disease is a sexually transmitted disease. If it is transmitted through other routes, then the disease cannot be said to be a sexually transmitted disease. In fact, the vast majority of this disease is transmitted through sex, especially young women who are sexually active suffer from this disease.

Suggestions: At present, the symptoms are still considered to be infectious and other common clinical conditions. It is generally recommended to combine it with the commonly used metronidazole, which is very commonly used. It is recommended to use it under the guidance of a doctor.

5. After a man is infected with trichomoniasis, the trichomonads mainly parasitize in the urethra, bladder and prostate, causing local inflammation. If we mix the patient's urethral secretions or prostatic fluid with an appropriate amount of warm salt water and examine it under a microscope, if we can see active trichomonads, we can diagnose trichomoniasis. The most common symptom of male trichomoniasis is urethral itching, especially when urinating, or accompanied by a burning sensation in the urethra, and white milky substances may be secreted in the urethra. These spontaneous symptoms often appear on the first night after sexual intercourse with infected women, and may disappear on their own and reappear after sexual intercourse again. In more serious cases, in addition to symptoms of urinary tract infection such as frequent urination, painful urination, urethral itching and burning, and increased urethral secretions, systemic symptoms such as physical discomfort, loss of appetite, insomnia, and headache may also occur.