There is mucus on the glans when I wake up in the morning

When you wake up in the morning, you will find something sticky at the urethra opening. You will feel very worried about this and wonder if you have a male health disease. In fact, this situation is normal and you don’t need to worry too much about it. The mucus at the urethra opening in the morning is metabolized by semen. Men just need to pay attention to good environmental hygiene in their daily lives.

1. The white discharge from the urethra is semen, not sperm. Excessive drinking, coldness, abnormal sex/lifestyle, frequent sexual excitement and long-distance cycling can all cause prostate inflammation and congestion. Chronic prostatitis patients, due to prostate inflammation, swelling, increased metabolism, can continuously flow a small amount of transparent liquid from the urethra when getting up in the morning, urinating or defecating. This is called male prostate discharge, also known as white discharge.

2. Before, during and after urination, when defecating, a small amount of sticky milky white secretions are discharged from the urethra, most of which are semen, which may also be mixed with a small amount of secretions from the bulbourethral glands.

3. Increased mucous secretions from the urethra are common in non-specific urethritis, fungal urethritis, chlamydia, chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomonas or viral infection causing specific urethritis, prostatitis, male prostatic fistula, urethral bulbitis, etc. The appearance of light yellow thick secretions from the urethra is called urethral purulent secretions. It is mainly caused by purulent infection of the urethra, which is common in prostatitis, tuberculous urethritis, gonococcal urethritis, and secondary infections such as urethral stones, foreign bodies, tumors, damage, stenosis, heart valves, etc. See also abortion, etc. Please see a doctor as soon as possible to avoid delaying the condition. Rest more and avoid fatigue. Drink more water and eat more fruits and vegetables. Do not eat or eat less spicy food and irritating ingredients.

4. When a man is sexually excited, either physically or mentally, a drop or a small amount of clear secretion will usually be discharged from the urethra. This is neither semen nor sperm, but a normal physiological need of the body. Most of the secretion is from the paraurethral glands. In fact, there is a gland called the paraurethral glands throughout the male genitals. When the sexual impulse causes the penis to erect, the swollen corpus cavernosum is pressed against the paraurethral glands, causing the secretion to be discharged from the urethra, which moisturizes the glans penis and prepares for sexual intercourse.