What are the symptoms of gonococcal vesiculitis

According to relevant information, we can understand that gonococcal vesiculitis is a male disease caused by improper sexual life. Although everyone gets sick, it is always embarrassing to suffer from some embarrassing male diseases. Some people may feel that they seem to have problems in this regard before going to the hospital, but they don’t know whether they have gonococcal vesiculitis. So what are the clinical symptoms of gonococcal vesiculitis?

The clinical manifestations of gonococcal vesiculitis are that the incubation period of gonococcal vesiculitis is difficult to determine, especially for those with multiple sexual partners or asymptomatic carriers of the pathogen. The typical symptoms are urethral itching, varying degrees of urinary frequency, urgency, pain, and difficulty urinating. There is mucous or purulent discharge at the urethral opening, and the symptoms are milder than those of gonorrhea.

A small amount of secretion is easily seen when not urinating for a long time or not urinating at night until the morning before urinating. Some people may have a crust seal or light yellow stains on their underwear. For those with no obvious symptoms or short intervals between urinations, urethral secretions are easily washed away by urine. Examination shows that the urethral orifice is slightly edematous or flushed, slightly everted, and has mucus or purulent secretions. Squeezing the urethra from the root of the penis to the urethral orifice can squeeze out mucus or purulent secretions, and occasionally cause slight tenderness. Patients may feel frequent urination, severe urinary pain, or burning pain at the end of urination.

So if you are diagnosed with such a disease, how should you take care of yourself in daily life?

1. Strengthen exercise, improve physical fitness, avoid upper respiratory tract infections such as colds, treat tooth decay in time, prevent diarrhea, actively treat infections in other parts of the body, and improve the body's resistance to disease.

2. Eat a light diet, pay attention to dietary hygiene, do not drink alcohol (including beer), and do not eat spicy and irritating foods to avoid causing prostate congestion; quit masturbation, control sexual life, no more than once a week, and avoid interrupting sexual intercourse.

3. Avoid too much sex to reduce the degree of congestion in the sexual organs. Patients with chronic seminal vesiculitis can perform seminal vesiculo-prostate massage regularly (1-2 times a week).

Since we know that gonococcal seminal vesiculitis is the result of excessive sexual habits, we should be more aware of how to keep ourselves clean and avoid some embarrassing diseases, so that we can feel more at ease. If you have it, don't be discouraged, actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment and strive to recover as soon as possible.