Causes of urethral pain after urination

When urinating, there is a stinging sensation in the urethra. Generally speaking, many men will face this problem. For example, epididymitis, prostatitis, or some sexually transmitted diseases will cause a stinging sensation in the urethra when men urinate. So everyone must first understand what exactly causes this phenomenon, so that we can provide targeted treatment and reduce adverse risks.

① Epididymitis: The infection extends along the vas deferens to the epididymis, and the typical symptoms are coexistence of urethritis and epididymitis. The most common type is acute epididymitis, which is mostly unilateral and is often caused by a variant of the trachoma organism.

②Prostatitis: Subacute prostatitis is more common, while chronic prostatitis may be asymptomatic or may cause perineal dull pain or penile pain. ③Reoter syndrome: 0.8%-3% of NGU patients have it, more common in males than females. It includes urethritis, polyarthritis, conjunctivitis, etc.

The harm of non-gonococcal gonorrhea is serious. It is worth noting that 30-40% of patients may have no obvious symptoms or even no symptoms after infection, becoming carriers. There are few and difficult direct diagnostic methods for this disease, and it is easy to miss the diagnosis clinically. Pathogen carriers are common, which are all factors that cause the epidemic.

The disease may be symptomatic or asymptomatic, and subclinical infection can persist for many years. Whether symptomatic or asymptomatic, the consequences are equally serious: in addition to urethritis and conjunctivitis, it can cause other genital inflammations, such as: ① Epididymitis: The infection extends along the vas deferens to the epididymis, and the typical symptoms are the coexistence of urethritis and epididymitis. The most common is acute epididymitis, which is mostly unilateral and is often caused by trachoma organism variants. ② Prostatitis: Subacute prostatitis is more common, and chronic prostatitis may be asymptomatic or have perineal dull pain and penile pain; gay men may also suffer from proctitis and pharyngitis.

The above is an introduction to the causes of stinging pain in the urethra after urination. Through these introductions, I hope everyone can pay special attention to it. In daily life, they should also be responsible for their own reproductive health. If these abnormal conditions exist, they should be taken seriously in time and receive more comprehensive examinations and treatments.