What to do if men have urinary tract pain?

In daily life, we all have urethral stinging, whether male or female, especially in summer, sweating a lot, underwear friction is likely to cause urethral stinging, men are more likely to have this situation. There are many reasons for male urethral stinging, and we can better treat it after understanding the reasons. Let's introduce the causes of male urethral stinging.

1. If urination is difficult or urine retention occurs, temporary suprapubic cystostomy should be performed to drain urine, or a thin and soft silicone catheter should be used for indwelling catheterization. If urination is painful and acute prostatitis has formed prostate abscess, incision and drainage should be performed through the rectum or perineum. If the abscess is confined to the prostate, urethroscope can be used to perform prostate puncture and abscess drainage, and then a broad-spectrum antibiotic can be injected.

2. Patients with urinary tract stones are very common in clinical practice. Many patients have temporarily removed stones after surgery or non-surgical treatment. However, new stones will form soon, causing great pain to the patients. To relieve the stinging pain during urination, you can pay attention to your diet to prevent recurrence.

Sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea or genital warts

If you have a history of unclean sexual behavior and then experience stinging pain when urinating, increased urethral discharge, rashes and bumps on the penis, the most likely problem is a sexually transmitted disease such as gonorrhea or genital warts.

prostatitis

If you are a driver, IT professional or someone who often sits to work, and you have experienced lower abdominal discomfort before and after urinating with stinging pain, and often have secretions from the urethra after squeezing, then you may have prostatitis and need to go to the hospital immediately to collect prostatic fluid and culture it for diagnosis.

Urethra or bladder inflammation

If the stinging pain occurs at the beginning of urination and sometimes there is difficulty in urination, it is likely to be urethritis; if the pain occurs before the end of urination, it may be bladder inflammation. The above problems require urine tests to confirm the diagnosis.

The article introduces the causes and treatments of urethral pain. The most common cause of urethral pain is urinary tract infection, which is mainly caused by not paying attention to personal hygiene. Therefore, during the treatment process, we also need to pay attention to improving our living habits and hygiene. Change underwear every day, disinfect the underwear, and keep the urethra dry and clean.