What are the early symptoms of male diseases?

In recent years, as people's sexual concepts have become more and more open, the number of male STD patients has increased. There are also many types of STD symptoms and the harm is also greater. In fact, STD is a disease with greater harm in life, and male patients account for the majority. So what are the better methods to help us prevent it effectively? The following introduces the early symptoms and prevention methods of male STD.

Early symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases in men

Urinary tract symptoms

If you feel a mild heat sensation in the anterior urethra, abnormal discharge from the urethra, or have symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, pain, difficulty urinating, aphrodisiac, and hematuria, you may also have a sexually transmitted disease.

Anorectal pain, inflammation, constipation

Rectal discharge, tenesmus, and fever may indicate a sexually transmitted disease or genital herpes.

Urinary discharge

If there is purulent discharge from the urethra, which is thick, large in amount and yellow in color, especially in the morning, it may be acute gonorrhea; if there is transparent, sticky discharge in small amount from the urethra, it may be non-gonococcal urethritis.

Itching sensation in the urethra

When men experience this symptom, it is often considered to be non-gonococcal urethritis or the early reaction of gonococcal urethritis.

Frequent urination, urgency, pain, redness and swelling of the urethra

If men experience this symptom accompanied by painful nocturnal penile erections, acute gonorrheal urethritis is likely to be the cause.

Ways to prevent STDs in men

Prevention of STDs is the key

Sexually transmitted diseases can be nipped in the bud during sexual contact. Once you are infected with a sexually transmitted disease, it is more difficult to deal with and treat it hastily in order to cut off the source of infection. It is also difficult to cure the disease, and no one knows how likely it is to recover.

Avoid sexual intercourse during unusual times

When is an abnormal period? It is when your sexual partner has abnormal conditions, such as abnormal secretions, external genitalia, ulcers, or is in the menstrual period. You must not force yourself to have sex for the sake of momentary pleasure. If it is not a physiological reason, it is best to go to a relevant hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

Urinate and rinse your genitals after sex

Of course, this is only a temporary solution, and if you are infected with a sexually transmitted disease, urinating may not be effective, but it does reduce the risk. There is evidence that urinating or flushing the genitals within half an hour of sexual intercourse can reduce the risk of gonorrhea.

Avoid certain sexual behaviors

Oral sex and anal sex are not prohibited, but they should not be used frequently. Oral sex, anal sex and other sexual intercourse methods are equivalent to snacks in sexual life. When using them, more issues must be considered and preventive measures must be taken as much as possible to reduce the risk of sexually transmitted diseases. For example, anal sex, because the rectal mucosa of the anus is a single layer of epithelial cells, which is different from the multi-layer structure of the vagina, is easy to be damaged and bleed, and is more likely to damage the mucosa and cause infection than vaginal intercourse.

In addition, the editor would like to remind everyone to pay attention to the hygiene in public places and have a sense of self-protection. First of all, you should develop a good habit of washing your hands before going to the toilet. In addition, you can wipe the seat with a paper towel when going to the public toilet. Wet paper towels with disinfection function are better. Also, be careful not to touch everywhere in the public toilet to ensure that your hands are clean.