What is the disease of male urethral discharge?

With the rapid economic development, people's living standards have also improved a lot, but while the living standards have been greatly improved, people's life pressure is also getting bigger and bigger! Especially in this case, we must pay more attention to the health of our bodies! However, many male friends do not pay much attention to their own clothing, food, housing and hygiene. They think that only girls love to be clean, and boys become effeminate if they are too clean! However, because of this kind of chauvinistic concept, many male friends are also prone to various diseases of the lower body! So what is the reason for male urethral discharge?

Male urethral discharge is often caused by gonorrhea. Since pus discharge is a typical symptom of gonorrhea, male friends need to pay attention to it. Abnormal conditions at the male urethral opening generally have the following aspects:

1. Red and swollen male urethral opening: It refers to a pathological feature in which the urethral opening is red and swollen, and some even turn outward. It may also be accompanied by symptoms such as itching and pain. The appearance of this condition generally indicates that the patient is currently in the inflammatory stage of a certain urogenital infection, which is an important part of treatment and must be actively and properly treated. Such as gonorrhea, non-gonococcal disease, etc.

2. Male urethral itching: It refers to a feeling like a crawling ant at the urethral opening, which can be intermittent, sometimes light and sometimes heavy, or it can persist, or it can be combined with pain. This condition is mainly common in various urinary and reproductive infections. Such as urethritis, condyloma acuminatum, genital herpes, gonorrhea, syphilis, and can also be seen in chronic prostatitis combined with infection.

3. Urethral discharge in men: Urethral discharge is common in sexually transmitted diseases. If there is milky white substance overflowing, or some thick liquid sticking around the urethral opening, it is common in gonorrhea, urethritis, etc. This condition generally indicates that it is in the infection or significant inflammatory stage, which is the critical moment of treatment.