What causes male urethral pain?

Many male patients experience urethral pain, which seriously affects the physical health of male patients. Therefore, timely treatment is needed to ensure the safety and health of patients and to avoid the worsening of the patient's condition due to the above-mentioned problems. So what is the cause of male urethral pain? Let me introduce to you why this problem occurs.

Causes of urethral pain in men:

1. Poor resistance:

The level of personal physique and resistance is related to many factors, one is congenital factors, the other is acquired influences. Mental stress, hygiene problems, etc. may lead to a decrease in immunity and allow bacteria to invade, so paying attention to hygiene and healthy living can help you stay healthy.

2. Unclean sex life:

It can be contagious and can usually be transmitted directly through improper sexual behavior. When couples have unreasonable sexual life, the possibility of contracting the disease is very high. If one party is sick, they should stop having sex and both parties should be treated together.

3. Infection with germs:

When the patient's physical constitution is weak and insufficient to resist the invasion of foreign pathogens, the chance of getting sick is higher.

If male urethral pain is not treated in time, the following hazards will occur:

1. Cause sexual dysfunction and lead to infertility.

Urethritis causes urethral stenosis and ejaculation dysfunction, which can directly affect the epithelium of the urethra and form scars at the infected site. In severe cases, this can cause dysuria and ejaculation dysfunction, leading to infertility. According to statistics, nearly 80% of patients with sexual dysfunction and infertility are related to the pathology of urethritis.

2. Lead to chronic renal failure.

The biggest feature of urethritis is that it can easily turn into a chronic disease, and in severe cases it can cause chronic renal failure. According to the latest statistics, 25% of chronic renal failure is caused by urethritis.

3. Cause complications such as cystitis and prostatitis.

Bacteria lurking in the urethra enter the urethral crypts, paraurethral glands, bulbar urethra, prostate and seminal vesicle, vas deferens, epididymis and testicles, causing a series of complications such as cystitis, prostatitis, paraurethral abscesses, urethral fistulas, etc., which are very harmful to male reproductive health.

The above is my opinion on this issue that I introduced to you. If the patient has the above problems, then the patient should receive timely treatment to ensure the patient's physical health and avoid the above problems causing the patient to be in dangerous situations, thereby seriously affecting the patient's physical health. Finally, I wish the patient a speedy recovery.