What is the cause of urinary pain and urethral discharge?

Maybe many people don't pay much attention to their urination and defecation in life, but many times we can understand our reproductive health problems through the symptoms of urination. For example, if there is stinging pain and pus discharge from the urethra when urinating, you should be alert because it is likely to be caused by urethritis or other reproductive diseases. Men, in particular, should be treated scientifically with medication.

It is a typical symptom of acute urethritis. In the acute stage of urethritis, men may have mucous secretions at the beginning of the urethra, and as the disease progresses, it gradually turns into purulent secretions. Urethral purulent discharge is actually a very typical symptom of men suffering from urethritis. Therefore, when men have urethral purulent discharge, the first thing to consider is that they have urethritis.

If the inflammation turns into a chronic disease due to untimely treatment, it will manifest as urethral stinging or discomfort during urination. At the same time, the urethral secretions will decrease and become thin and slurry-like. There may be frequent urination, urinary pain and burning during urination. If urethritis is delayed and not treated, the pathogenic bacteria will ascend along the urethra, infect the prostate, seminal vesicles, vas deferens and even the epididymis and testicles, causing related inflammation. Therefore, if purulent secretions are found flowing out of the urethra, you should see a doctor in time to find out the cause and treat it accordingly. And you should not take medicine privately.

I hope everyone can pay more attention to their reproductive health and be responsible for their own health, so as to effectively avoid the impact of some diseases. Because many times the more you ignore these diseases, the more serious the harm they naturally bring to us will be, so everyone must solve it scientifically.