What should I do if my glans penis itches and it hurts when I urinate?

Many men have reported that they have experienced tingling in their sexual organs. Most men have this problem because they do not keep their bodies clean properly, but quite a few think it is caused by sexually transmitted diseases. This is a misunderstanding. Sexually transmitted diseases can indeed cause some sexual organ diseases, but this problem will not occur without any reason. The following analyzes why.

There are many reasons for the white liquid flowing out of the glans and itching and stinging when urinating. Do you have foreskin that is too long? Do you have other discomfort symptoms? Do you have a history of unclean sex recently? Initially, the possibility of foreskin and glans inflammation is considered, but the possibility of prostatitis and other urinary tract infections cannot be ruled out. It is recommended that you go to the hospital in time for relevant examinations combined with symptoms, and receive treatment after a clear diagnosis. If you have foreskin that is too long, it is recommended that you undergo surgery as soon as possible after anti-inflammatory treatment to eliminate hidden dangers. For more common sense, you can log on to our hospital website. Hope I hope you get well soon. No symptoms of frequent urination, urgency, or pain? In your case, the initial consideration is urinary tract infection. You also need to check the prostatic fluid and B-ultrasound to see if it is prostatitis, because prostatitis can also cause white fluid to flow out of the glans penis and cause stinging when urinating. Considering it is urinary tract infection or prostatitis, you need to go to the hospital for a routine urine test, prostatic fluid test, B-ultrasound, etc. to make a clear diagnosis. Pay attention to drinking more water, which can play a role in flushing the urethra and can play a role in auxiliary treatment. Generally, anti-inflammatory treatment is required, and treatment should be carried out according to the doctor's instructions.

Daily care: There are many reasons for the white liquid flowing out of the glans and itching and stinging when urinating. Do you have a long foreskin? Do you have other discomfort symptoms? Do you have a history of unclean sex recently? Initially consider the possibility of foreskin and glans inflammation, but do not rule out the possibility of prostatitis and other urinary tract infections. It is recommended that you go to the hospital in time for a relevant examination based on the symptoms, and make a clear diagnosis and treatment. Be careful not to eat spicy food and drink plenty of water.

Regarding this type of symptom (itching of the glans and stinging during urination), for men, the sooner they receive treatment, the better. The longer you delay, the more severe the inflammation will become, and it may eventually lead to infertility. Men should still take care of their bodies. Minor illnesses left untreated will eventually become major ones. It is best to see a doctor.