Can male gonococcal urethritis be cured?

Male gonococcal urethritis is a disease of the male reproductive organs. It is a disease caused by men who frequently change sexual partners and do not pay attention to their sexual life. Male gonococcal urethritis can cause other diseases in the male body and can also cause male prostatitis, etc. Male gonococcal urethritis is very painful. Let us find out whether male gonococcal urethritis can be cured?

Treatment of gonococcal urethritis in men:

There are many ways to treat gonococcal urethritis. In Western medicine, patients can choose antibiotics for treatment. However, patients should be reminded that before choosing relevant antibiotics, it is best to make a choice through bacterial culture and drug sensitivity tests. If antibiotics are chosen arbitrarily for treatment, it may cause an imbalance in the flora and cause recurring urethritis.

In traditional Chinese medicine, patients can choose diuretic and anti-inflammatory pills for treatment. While treating urethritis, it can remove pathogens and gonorrhea in the urinary system. At the same time, the effects of promoting qi and relieving pain, diuresis and relieving stranguria can also help eliminate symptoms such as urination discomfort and pain in patients, helping to cure the patient's condition.

Clinical manifestations of male gonococcal urethritis:

(1) Symptoms without complications: At the onset of the disease, men may experience urethral itching, slight pain, urethral redness, swelling, and foreign body secretions. Later, they may experience pain during urination, urgency, balanitis, urethral discharge, anterior urethritis, glans pain, and even inguinal lymph node discomfort, posterior urethritis, loss of appetite, fever, and general weakness. If you have gonorrhea, the symptoms may disappear on their own after about a month, but some are more serious. After a month, the condition will not only not subside on its own, but will worsen, and various complications will also appear.

(2) Complications mainly include gonococcal seminal vesiculitis, which has symptoms such as urinary pain, urgency, frequent urination, blood in the urine, and fever; gonococcal epididymitis, which has symptoms such as fever, scrotal redness and swelling, and pain.

Precautions for male gonococcal urethritis:

1. Instruct patients to avoid sexual intercourse during treatment; prohibit drinking alcohol, strong tea and coffee; avoid spicy food and drink plenty of water; avoid fatigue and keep the area clean.

2. Carry out necessary isolation at home, and use bath towels, washbasins, bathtubs, toilets, etc. separately, or disinfect them after use.

3. Ask the patient’s spouse and/or sexual partner to go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

4. Improve awareness of sexual safety, let patients know what is safe behavior, what is dangerous behavior, and how to avoid dangerous behavior.

5. Promote to patients that using condoms can prevent sexually transmitted diseases and teach them how to use them.

The above article talks about whether male gonococcal urethritis can be cured. Patients with male gonococcal urethritis must pay attention to isolation and personal hygiene. They should try not to have sexual relations during the onset and treatment period. In daily life, they should also pay attention to not catching a cold, eat a light diet, and avoid drinking alcohol and staying up late.