Will the discharge from the glans penis heal naturally?

Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease caused by gonococci, with the key symptom being the purulent infection of the urinary tract. It is a common genital tract infection with a long history. In recent years, the incidence rate ranks first among sexually transmitted diseases in my country. If gonorrhea is not diagnosed immediately, it may cause male infertility. In clinical medicine, patients who are diagnosed usually have already developed symptoms, which not only increases the difficulty of diagnosis, but also causes greater harm to patients. Heavy purulent discharge from the glans penis may be the cause of gonorrhea.

Penile pus is not easy to heal on its own, and patients need to go to the hospital for necessary examinations. Such as routine urine tests, chlamydia tests, and gonorrhea tests. According to the experience of diagnosis and treatment, most cases of penile pus are caused by gonorrhea, which is accompanied by a relatively serious urinary tract infection. Therefore, in this case, you must go to the hospital for a detailed examination and take antibiotics for treatment according to the doctor's specific instructions. During the treatment period, avoid spicy food and irritating diet. The treatment period is about one week. Do not go to the pharmacy to take medicine by yourself, which will delay the condition. Penile pus is not easy to heal naturally.

The main symptoms of gonorrhea in men:

1. The urethra is red, swollen, itchy and slightly tingling, with a lack of mucus discharge, causing discomfort during urination, and the symptoms worsen after 24 hours.

2. Painful urination is often described in the patient's medical history. The urethra orifice is hot and painful when urinating, and the pain is relieved after the urine is completely discharged. In severe cases, the glans penis feels pain when it touches the underwear, and the patient often has to bend over when walking.

3. Urethral pus overflows, which can be discharged spontaneously, polluting the underwear. Especially in the morning, the amount of secretions is larger after waking up, and sometimes the pus scab blocks the external urethral opening.

4. Inguinal lymph nodes are often infected, causing swelling, pain, and even suppuration. Some patients have frequent urination, urgency, and frequent urination at night. When the disease rises to the posterior urethra, it may cause terminal hematuria, persistent ejaculation, and slight pain in the vulva. Systemic symptoms are relatively mild, and sometimes there may be fever and general discomfort.

5. Acute symptoms may become chronic if not diagnosed promptly or completely. The early symptoms of gonorrhea may be complicated by prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, and epididymitis. Repeated attacks may cause urethral stenosis, ejaculatory duct stenosis or blockage, and lead to secondary infertility.