What causes discharge from the male urethra?

For many men, having a good body is very important, which not only can get more attention from women, but also can reach orgasm faster during sex. However, when a male urethra produces secretions from time to time, why is this? The male body is so strong, and these things must be related to hygiene. So, next, let's understand why there is secretion in the male urethra.

Experts point out that normal men may have 1 to 2 drops of clear secretions at the urethral opening in the morning, but after infection with gonococci, chlamydia, mycoplasma, viruses, fungi, etc., the urethral opening will have abnormal secretions, which are turbid and large in volume, often accompanied by redness and swelling of the urethral opening, urethral burning sensation and urination pain. For example, after sexual contact with a gonorrhea patient, a large amount of purulent secretions will appear at the urethral opening 2 to 10 days later. The purulent secretions are dark yellow and sticky, and often form pus scabs on the underwear. As the disease progresses, symptoms of urethral irritation such as frequent urination, urgent urination, and painful urination may appear. There are many reasons and the harm is huge. I hope that the majority of men can pay enough attention to it. Once you have this situation, you must go to a regular andrology hospital for examination and treatment in time to avoid serious consequences.

Discharge from the male urethra is also likely to be caused by a urinary tract infection. The clinical manifestations of urinary tract infection are quite wide. According to experts from Shenzhen Jianguo Urology Hospital, urinary tract infection can be divided into pyelonephritis, cystitis, and urethritis according to the different sites of infection; there are also complicated and uncomplicated urinary tract infections according to the presence or absence of urinary tract functional or organic abnormalities; and there are also acute and chronic urinary tract infections according to the nature of the inflammation.

Discharge from the urethra may also be related to urethritis or prostatitis. It is best to go to a regular professional andrology hospital for examination and confirmation in time. At the same time, patients can observe other conditions and judge the type of disease through other symptoms. Male urethral discharge generally appears 1-3 weeks after unclean sexual intercourse. There is a small amount of white discharge from the urethra or dirty underwear. In the morning, the urethra is sealed by the scab produced by the dried discharge. There is a slight burning sensation in the urethra when urinating.

The male urethral discharge produced by common urethritis is not as severe as the local inflammation caused by gonorrhea, and the patient does not feel it at all, but it often causes infection between couples, and the man often infects the woman without knowing it. People generally believe that as long as there is no male urethral discharge, urinary pain, and yellow or white discharge from the urethra, there is no sexually transmitted disease. In fact, this idea is incorrect. Except for acute gonorrhea and some urethritis caused by chlamydia, the urethra may have the above symptoms. A large number of people infected with sexually transmitted diseases, especially urethritis or vaginitis caused by mycoplasma, may not have any symptoms and no male urethral discharge.

Through the above description of the causes of male urethral discharge, I believe that most male patients should know how to deal with their symptoms. In fact, you only need to pay attention to your own hygiene and keep clean, so that various problems can be solved. I hope that the problems described above can help most men, so that they can prescribe the right medicine for themselves and find the treatment method that suits them. I wish all men good health.