What are the symptoms of gonorrhea in men?

What are the symptoms of male gonorrhea? Gonorrhea is a common genital infection nowadays, and it is highly contagious. Because men and women are more open-minded nowadays, the incidence of this disease is getting higher and higher, and it is also very harmful to humans. In general clinical medicine, gonorrhea is divided into two types: subacute and chronic. Most of the chronic gonorrhea in men is caused by the transformation of subacute gonorrhea.

The main symptoms of gonorrhea are:

1. Mild urinary pain, only burning or slight stinging pain when urinating, often with terminal hematuria. The urine is usually transparent, but gonorrhea can be seen in it.

2. Patients often have low back pain, pain in the vulva, frequent nocturnal ejaculation, and blood in the semen.

3. Male gonorrhea is often complicated by urethral gland inflammation, periurethral tissue inflammation and cysts, prepuce gland inflammation, vas deferens inflammation, seminal vesiculitis, epididymitis, hydrocele, endorphitis, prostatitis, glans balanitis, gonococcal ulcers, etc.

4. Difficult urination, thin urine flow, short effective range, and even urine retention. Epididymitis is common in those who are not treated promptly. They often suddenly feel pain, swelling, tenderness, and fever in the epididymis. In addition, symptoms such as low libido, erectile dysfunction, impotence, premature ejaculation, and neurasthenia may also occur. If both sides of the epididymis are infected, it often causes obstruction of the epididymal duct and ejaculatory duct, resulting in infertility.