Symptoms of nongonococcal urethritis

　　What are the symptoms of nongonococcal urethritis? The following is composed of sexually transmitted diseases Experts have the following answers for you:

　　male Symptoms of urethritis:

　　1. The main symptom of acute urethritis in men is excessive urethral secretion, which starts out as mucus and gradually becomes purulent.

　　2. Burning pain in the urethra during urination, frequency and urgency of urination, and even difficulty urinating.

　　3. In chronic urethritis, urethral secretions are reduced, with only itching or ant-like sensation. Urinary irritation is no longer as obvious as in the acute phase, and some patients may be asymptomatic.

　　Non-gonococcal urethritis, non-gonococcal urethritis, redness of male urethral orifice, do not use drugs indiscriminately

　　clinical On the Internet, many people tend to believe that they have a sexually transmitted disease when they experience "redness of the urethral opening". Is the redness of the urethra a sign of illness? Urology specialty Hospital Experts from the Andrology Center said that such a phenomenon should be treated differently. If the urethral orifice is red due to poor working environment and eating habits, local temperature rise, humidity and sweating, etc., as long as you drink more water and eat less spicy food, the symptoms will gradually improve and the "sewer" will become unobstructed. If it’s a urinary tract infection or sexually transmitted infection disease Those who cause redness need to go to a regular hospital for comprehensive diagnosis and treatment.

　　What is the abnormality of the urethral opening?

　　Many people have heard that "gonorrhea can cause redness of the urethral opening", so they check it. If they find that their own urethral opening is also similar to redness, they suspect that they are infected with an STD. In fact, the symptom of gonorrhea should be pus discharge from the urethra.

　　Commonly confused diseases of nongonococcal urethritis

　　Non-gonococcal urethritis should be distinguished from gonococcal urethritis. The latter has a shorter incubation period, an average of 3 to 5 days, more severe urinary pain, mostly purulent secretions with large amounts, and positive gonococcal tests. However, the secretions of NGU are mostly serous or mucopurulent, thinner, and less in amount. No gonorrhea was found.