What should men do if they have urinary tract itching?

Men have a lot of pressure in modern life, which leads to many men's bodies being in a sub-healthy state. Men's urinary system often has problems, and urinary tract itching is one of them. Due to the lack of knowledge in this area, everyone will be at a loss when encountering this situation. Therefore, we must have a good understanding of the treatment methods for this situation. So what should men do when they have urinary tract itching? Let's take a look at the editor's introduction below.

1. Symptoms of male urethritis include:

1. Abnormal urination. If a man has some abnormal urination function, it may also be affected by urethritis. Among them, the more common ones are urinary urgency, frequent urination, urinary pain, white dripping, and burning pain during urination.

2. Urethra abnormalities. When men suffer from urethritis, the urethra will show obvious abnormalities due to the stimulation of inflammation. For example, the male urethra will itch, have a burning sensation, and the urethral opening will be red, swollen and painful. Many male urethritis patients experience urethral itching in their daily lives.

3. Abnormal secretions. Male urethritis can also cause abnormal secretions in the male urethra. When acute urethritis occurs, there is mucous or purulent secretion at the urethral opening; when it enters a chronic attack, the secretion decreases.

Second, the harm of male urethritis:

(1) Urethral itching: Urethral itching refers to a feeling like ants crawling at the urethral opening, which may come and go, be mild or severe, or persist or be accompanied by pain. This condition is common in urogenital diseases such as balanitis, urethritis, condyloma acuminatum, gonorrhea, and can also be seen in chronic prostatitis with infection.

(2) Redness and swelling of the urethral opening: refers to the redness and swelling of the urethral opening, which may also be accompanied by symptoms such as itching and pain. The appearance of this symptom generally indicates that the patient is currently in the inflammatory response stage of a certain urogenital infection, such as urethritis, gonorrhea, non-gonococcal disease, syphilis, etc. This is a critical stage in treatment and requires active and effective diagnosis and treatment.

(3) Pain at the urethral opening: Pain at the urethral opening usually occurs together with other symptoms. The pain can be stinging, dull or dull, and sometimes radiates into the penis. This condition is usually seen in prostatitis, balanitis, condyloma acuminatum, genital herpes, orchitis and other diseases.

(4) Urethral obstruction: Urethral obstruction is generally seen in chronic infectious diseases, often accompanied by symptoms such as discharge and stinging. It is most common in non-gonococcal urethritis, chronic urethritis, gonorrhea, and balanitis.

Warm reminder: The above is the introduction about what to do when men have urinary tract itching. When men find symptoms of urethritis in their lives, they must go to a regular andrology hospital for examination in time to find out the cause and then carry out effective symptomatic treatment. Warm reminder: Don't delay the disease or give up medical treatment. If you are sick, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time.