Yellow stuff comes out of a man's genitals

Everyone must have paid attention to the yellow discharge from men's genitals. This phenomenon may be caused by prostatitis or urinary tract infection. The most common cause is bacterial infection. Men should also pay attention to local hygiene and the health and hygiene of their sexual life. Let's take a look at what is going on when men's genitals discharge yellow?

Common reasons why yellow discharge occurs in men:

If a boy has yellow discharge from his vagina, it may be due to urinary tract infection, prostatitis and other diseases, which are mainly caused by bacteria. Therefore, it is very important to pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva in daily life. For the occurrence of diseases, the patient should be carefully examined for urinary tract stones, kidney or ureteral deformities. In addition to drug treatment, you can drink more water on weekdays, which is also very important for the treatment of infectious diseases.

Yellow discharge from a boy's vagina may be caused by prostatitis, which leads to urinary tract infection. Prostatitis and other diseases are not unfamiliar to everyone. It is a major obstacle to men's health. Experts remind that if you find this situation, you should go to the hospital for examination in time to avoid harming your health. So, what is the reason for the yellow discharge from a boy's vagina? In response to this question, the following will explain in detail.

First, many men are susceptible to infection due to unhealthy lifestyles, such as frequent masturbation and improper sexual intercourse, which may lead to prostatitis. Excessive sexual activity and sexual desire may lead to repeated congestion of the prostate and repeated emptying of prostatic fluid, reducing local or systemic resistance, leading to urinary tract obstruction and inflammation, perineum and urethra damage, prostate hyperplasia, etc., which may also induce prostatitis, so yellow things will flow out.

Secondly, other inflammations in the male body, such as tonsils, mumps, inguinal lymph nodes, and digestive tract infections, can lead to prostatitis. If male patients often stay up late, lack of sleep, alcoholism, excessive tension, lack of regular work and rest, or lack of outdoor exercise, etc., the body's immunity will decline over a long period of time, allowing various bacteria to invade and induce prostatitis. Experts point out that in order to stay away from prostatitis more thoroughly, it is necessary to develop a healthy lifestyle, strengthen physical exercise, improve one's own immunity, help resist bacterial invasion, avoid sitting for a long time, and avoid prostate congestion.