Why does male urethra itch and sting?

Male urinary system diseases are easy to be ignored. Often, when the disease is discovered, more serious symptoms have already appeared. Male compatriots should also pay more attention to their physical health. Male urethral itching and stinging is a common symptom. What causes itching and stinging in the male urethra is of great concern to everyone. The following is an introduction to the causes of male urethral itching and stinging, and how to prevent it.

Itching at the urethral opening: This condition is common in urogenital diseases such as balanitis, urethritis, condyloma acuminatum, gonorrhea, and can also be seen in chronic prostatitis with infection.

Urethral pain: This condition is generally common in diseases such as prostatitis, balanitis, condyloma acuminatum, genital herpes, and orchitis.

Generally speaking, common urethral abnormalities are mainly sexually transmitted diseases. Therefore, prevention should be strengthened and eliminated from unclean sexual intercourse, and attention should be paid to hygiene. For those who have the above symptoms, they should pay attention to their daily life, diet and self-regulation. For those with foreskin, circumcision should be performed as soon as possible. It is recommended to do the following in daily life:

1. Go to a regular hospital for active treatment after the onset of the disease. Professional treatment technologies such as thermal superconducting treatment technology can cure mycoplasma and chlamydia. Active treatment is required after the disease occurs to avoid causing great harm to the reproductive health system.

2. Adhere to regular treatment and avoid giving up halfway, which is beneficial to eliminate the source of infection and prevent complications. Patients and their sexual partners should be examined at the same time and receive regular treatment. Sexual intercourse should be prohibited for at least 2 weeks before and after treatment.

3. Eliminate anxiety, actively cooperate with treatment, and undergo a follow-up examination after completing treatment to assess whether you are truly cured.

4. Drink plenty of water during treatment to reduce urine concentration and reduce irritation to the urethra.

Urinary tract infections have become a threat to men's health. If you are infected with the disease, you must not seek medical treatment or take medicines at random, as this will have a great negative impact on your body. Do not believe in street advertisements and go to a regular hospital for treatment to avoid delaying the disease. You must face the disease with a positive and correct attitude.