What to do if a man has urethral discharge?

Urethral discharge is a common phenomenon in men. There are many reasons for this phenomenon. For example, men usually do not pay attention to their own hygiene habits, which leads to redness, swelling and inflammation of the glans penis, allowing bacteria to invade. There are also male diseases, such as foreskin is too long. Men with foreskin are very likely to cause smegma, which creates good conditions for urethral discharge. So what should men do if they have urethral discharge?

What to do if a man has urethral discharge?

Male urethral discharge and stinging may be caused by urinary tract infection. Once similar symptoms are found, it is necessary to treat it as soon as possible and take measures as soon as possible, because the longer the time, the more likely it is that inflammation will occur, which will have a great impact on the treatment results.

Antibiotics are an important method for treating urinary tract infections. Generally, treatment should be continued for 14 days. For patients with mild symptoms, the duration can be reduced to 7 days. Commonly used drugs include quinolones, spore antibiotics, etc. It is recommended to choose antibiotics with sensitivity based on the results of bacterial culture. However, if there is no way to choose a broad-spectrum antibiotic to treat urinary tract infections, the effect is also good. The medication must be effective, the course of treatment must be sufficient, and regular follow-up visits are required.

If the environment is more complicated, while taking the above antibiotics to treat urinary tract infection, we should also actively explore some potential diseases and treat them symptomatically. Those with serious environment are recommended to stay in hospital for observation, and diseases such as diabetes and urinary tract asphyxia must be controlled. If multiple medications cannot achieve good therapeutic effects, combined medications can be used as appropriate. At least 10-14 days of systematic treatment are required to achieve good therapeutic effects.

Patients with urethritis-induced urinary tract infection can take oral sulfamethoxazole and quinolone drugs during the treatment of urinary tract infection. The course of treatment is usually about 7 days, and the effect is very good. If it is acute and complicated, ciprofloxacin and levofloxacin can be taken orally for 7-14 days, and the effect is also very good.

No matter which treatment plan is used, it can cure the disease well. As long as the patient chooses the treatment plan that suits him, he can control the development of the disease well. All medicines are toxic. If patients want to cure the disease safely and effectively, they still have to use the medicine correctly under the guidance of a doctor.