What is non-gonococcal glansitis?

Nowadays, men are usually very busy at work. Due to some carelessness in many aspects of life, they are harmed by some diseases, such as galactitis. There are many types of galactitis, and non-gonococcal galactitis is a common one, but many people still don't know about it. So, what is non-gonococcal galactitis? Regarding some situations of non-gonococcal galactitis, please see the following introduction.

Glanitis is caused by many factors, such as local physical stimulation (trauma, friction, contraceptives, detergents, urine, etc.), prepuce, phimosis, smegma stimulation, various infections (bacteria, fungi, amoeba, trichomonas, etc.) and drug allergy. If non-gonococcal glansitis is not treated in time, it will be transmitted to family members, threatening the health of the family.

Symptoms:

1. Discomfort, itching, burning or stinging in the urethra, redness and swelling of the urethra, urethral secretions are mostly syrupy and thin, and there is a "mouthful" phenomenon in the morning.

2. The urethral secretion is small, thin, mucous or mucopurulent. If you do not urinate for a long time (such as in the morning), a small amount of thin secretion may overflow from the urethral opening. Sometimes it only manifests as a crust blocking the urethral opening or contaminating the underwear in the morning. During the examination, it is necessary to squeeze the anterior urethra from back to front to allow a small amount of secretion to overflow from the urethral opening. Sometimes the patient has symptoms but no secretion, or there may be no symptoms but secretion.

3. The foreskin is red and swollen, with burning pain, which worsens during urination, and purulent secretions may flow out of the foreskin opening. If the foreskin is turned over, the inner plate of the foreskin and the glans penis can be seen to be congested and swollen. In severe cases, there may be shallow ulcers or erosions, with pus.

What is non-gonococcal balanitis? Balanitis is mostly caused by people not paying attention to personal hygiene of private parts. Therefore, men are advised to pay attention to their personal hygiene, take a bath frequently, and change clothes frequently. If you have the above symptoms, it is best to go to a regular hospital for relevant examinations in time to avoid delaying the disease.