Men have urethral pain when urinating

Painful urination and burning urination are common symptoms of the urinary and reproductive systems of modern people. Because they are common, people do not pay much attention to them; because they are common, people do not pay much attention to them when they occur repeatedly; because they are common, people do less care, examinations, and treatments, and eventually they develop into serious diseases. Therefore, starting today, we need to better understand the problems of urethral pain and burning urination.

Cause 1: Urethritis

The urethral opening is a safe passage for the whole body to communicate with the outside world. External pathogens can continue to enter the body. When the bacteria in the urethral opening accumulate to a certain level, or the human body's immunity is reduced, the pathogens can invade the human body and initially be confined to the urethral opening, causing painful and burning urination.

Reason 2: Urogenital stones

Some stones are sharp and have sharp edges. When they block the urethral opening, they will be rolled or scraped by the erosion of urine, causing wounds in the urethral opening and inflammation. In addition, the irritation of urine may cause urinary pain. When inflammation occurs, burning sensation in urine will also occur.

Reason three: sexually transmitted diseases

For example, the typical symptoms of gonorrhea are painful and burning urination. If there is a large amount of concentrated fluid metabolized in the urethra and there is unclean vaginal discharge in a short period of time, the disease should be highly suspected.

Painful or burning urination has serious consequences and should not be taken lightly.

These two symptoms are common urethral problems, and the problems they cause are also serious. As the saying goes, "dripping water wears away stone", even the smallest symptom, if present for a long time, can cause serious health problems.

Problem 1: Damage to the urinary system

The male reproductive system and urethra are adjacent to each other. If urethritis spreads to the reproductive system, it will cause inflammation of the urinary system and affect the quality of male sperm. Although the female urethra and reproductive system are separated, they are next door to each other and can infect each other.

Problem 2: Shock

Urethritis is usually caused by infection with pathogens. This area becomes a breeding ground for pathogens, and the toxins metabolized by the pathogens are released into the blood in large quantities, causing a series of symptoms, and even shock in more serious cases. Pathogens are also the cause of cancer, so they need to be controlled promptly and reasonably.

It is not difficult to prevent and treat the symptoms of hot urine and painful urination. You only need to develop a good lifestyle, such as drinking more water, producing more urine, eroding the urethral opening, and preventing bacteria from accumulating here; in addition, eating more vegetables and fresh fruits, and a balanced diet, so that the body can "recruit talents" and strengthen the monitoring of pathogens.

Of course, if necessary, we also need to choose some antibiotics such as levofloxacin for treatment. Milder symptoms can be controlled with Chinese medicine prescriptions. Although these two symptoms are very common, we still have to control them well and not leave any problems that will become hidden health risks.