White discharge from male genitals

Men also have secretions flowing out, so be alert to whether there is any disease. When white secretions flow out of a man's lower body, if it is white and transparent, it is called white dripping. This is a normal physiological phenomenon caused by excessive secretion of prostate fluid. Don't worry too much. However, once there are symptoms such as urinary pain and urgency, be alert to the possibility of urethritis and actively seek medical examination and treatment.

White viscous and transparent liquid flows out of the urethra, which is called white urine. Many male friends will wonder if they have some disease when they have white urine. In fact, young people have white urine because the secretion of prostate fluid is large. When urinating, the prostate smooth muscle contracts, causing the prostate fluid to overflow after urination. Especially if men have more erections at night, it will cause white urine to appear after morning urination. It is generally normal and there is no need to worry too much.

However, it is important to note that when suffering from chronic prostatitis, patients are also prone to white urine due to inflammation. If white urine is accompanied by urethral irritation, frequent urination, urgency, urethral burning pain, etc., it is likely caused by prostatitis. You need to seek medical attention in time to identify the cause and take targeted treatment.

For male friends, they should pay more attention to their own bodies. Prostatitis is a very common disease. After all, the prostate is a male-specific gonad organ with powerful functions, including exocrine function, endocrine function, urination control function and transportation function. It can secrete prostatic fluid, which is an important component of semen, plays an important role in the normal function of sperm and is very important for fertility. The secretion of prostatic fluid is regulated by male hormones and contains rich 5α-reductase. The prostate can convert testosterone into more physiologically active dihydrotestosterone. Dihydrotestosterone plays an important role in the pathogenesis of benign prostatic hyperplasia and plays an important role in the human body.