Pain in the urethra when urinating after a dream

Nocturnal emission is a symptom that every male may experience. It mainly occurs during puberty and does not affect physical health because it is a phenomenon of spontaneous ejaculation. Generally, there will be no stinging pain in the urethra after urination after nocturnal emission. This situation indicates glansitis or urethritis, and the patient needs to take oral antibiotics for treatment, pay attention to the hygiene of the penis and change underwear regularly.

What is the reason for the stinging pain in the urethra after having a dream? In general, a dream will not cause any discomfort to the body. It is a very normal physiological phenomenon. However, if the patient has a stinging pain in the urethra after having a dream, it is mostly caused by a urethral infection. This situation will lead to urethritis and heterosexual infection, which will seriously endanger the health of men. Therefore, we all have this symptom and must not take it lightly. When the patient has this symptom, we should go to the hospital for examination in time to determine the condition as soon as possible and then decide on a treatment plan.

So what should we do if we feel stinging pain in the urethra when we urinate after having a dream? For this symptom, if it is determined to be caused by urinary tract infection after examination, we need to take antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment in time to kill inflammatory cells and control the spread of infection. While taking anti-inflammatory drugs, we can also use hot compresses, massage and other methods for auxiliary treatment, which can promote local blood circulation, improve metabolism, and promote digestion and absorption of inflammation, which is also very helpful for the treatment of the disease.

In addition, patients should also pay attention to care in daily life. They should try to eat less spicy, greasy and irritating foods, especially irritants and seafood. Otherwise, it will easily lead to further aggravation of symptoms, thus having an adverse effect on the treatment of the disease.

We must pay enough attention to the symptom of stinging in the urethra when urinating after a dream, because this is most likely caused by a urinary tract infection. If we delay the treatment of the disease, it will have a very serious impact on men's reproductive health.

Patients should take antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment in time, and also take care of themselves in daily life, so that the disease can be controlled as soon as possible and the impact of the disease on the body can be reduced.