Men's urethral orifice tingles when peeing

Men's reproductive health is a health issue that men should pay attention to. Some men will feel tingling in the urethra when urinating. This may be caused by urethral infection or other urethral inflammation.

Urethral tingling is a common symptom among men, and there is no need to put too much mental pressure on it. Most urethral tingling is caused by men's urethritis, and a few are caused by other diseases.

There are many causes of urethral orifice pain. Urethral orifice pain is a sign of genitourinary infection, urinary tract irritation, that is, frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, painful urination, discomfort during urination and other symptoms. This disease varies in severity from mild to severe in different patients.

For those who have pain when urinating and are unable to hold their urine, the disease is mostly in the bladder and is more common in acute cystitis. For those who have obvious pain during urination at the beginning of urination, or combined with difficulty in urination, the disease is mostly at the urethra orifice, and is more common in acute urethritis. If there is significant pain at the end of urination, pain is still felt after urinating, or pain is experienced even without urinating, the disease is mostly at the urethral opening or adjacent human organs.

Urethritis causes men's urethral tingling. Most urethritis is caused by bacterial infection, and the more common one is Escherichia coli, which accounts for the vast majority of bacterial infections. The pathogenic bacteria of urinary tract infection mainly come from pathogenic bacteria that are usually found in the gastrointestinal tract, and there are also opportunistic pathogenic bacteria that usually live in the gastrointestinal tract. Pathogenic bacteria infect the urethral opening in the early stage, resulting in asymptomatic bacteriuria, and the pathogenic bacteria are often Escherichia coli.

For urethral orifice pain, it is recommended that in addition to medication, drink more water and maintain daily urination at more than 2,000 ml, which has the effect of cleaning the urethra. Spicy foods and irritating foods should be avoided in the diet.

Urethritis damages men and causes chronic renal failure: If patients with urethritis are not treated in time, it is easy to become chronic, and in severe cases, it can lead to chronic renal failure. According to new statistical analysis, 25% of chronic renal failure is caused by urethritis. Can cause male infertility: The reason is that inflammation causes urethral stricture and urethral orifice obstruction. If it spreads to the ejaculatory duct, epididymal cyst, etc., it can cause the proliferation and deformation of chemical fibrous tissue, which will reduce the quality of male semen and cause infertility. Cause complications such as cystitis: If patients with urethritis are treated incorrectly, the bacteria hidden in the urethral meatus may enter the urethral meatus crypts, paraurethral glands, bulbar urethra, prostate and seminal vesicle glands, ejaculatory ducts, epididymal cysts and testicles, causing cystitis, prostatitis, paraurethral meatal cysts, urethral fistulas, decreased sperm density and quality, impotence, premature ejaculation, male infertility, etc.

Urethral pain is a common symptom among men. It usually occurs together with other diseases and is often caused by urethritis. Of course, this kind of pain may be stabbing, dull or dull, so male friends should pay attention. If they find urethritis, they must go to a reliable and professional urology hospital for examination as soon as possible. After the cause of the disease is determined, cooperating with the doctor's treatment is the most effective way to treat urethritis.