What kind of urethritis remains untreated for a long time? Generally, acute and chronic urethritis can be cured through active and standardized treatment, but non-standard and unreasonable treatment can become a key factor in the recurrence of urethritis, and is also a difficulty in traditional treatment. The following six factors need to be given sufficient attention by us.
Six causes of acute and chronic urethritis
1. Pathogenic bacteria are resistant.
Due to non-standard treatment in the early stages of the disease, blind medication, damage to the internal environment, and bacterial resistance, the efficacy is poor, sometimes good or bad, leading to the occurrence of persistent urethritis.
2. Latent and hidden infections.
After antibiotic treatment, some microbial induced urethritis may induce the reproduction of latent pathogenic bacteria due to limitations in efficacy and treatment, such as alcohol consumption, fatigue, and mental stress, leading to symptoms such as recurrent urethritis.
3. Infection in the deep part of the body.
Due to the fact that pathogenic bacteria are hidden in deep tissue layers, as well as in areas such as urethral crypts and paraurethral glands, it is difficult for drugs to completely kill them, leaving potential complications for recovery. At the same time, acute urethritis may be accompanied by prostatitis, and after treatment, it can still recur due to infection from the prostate.
4. The impact of complications.
If the condition is repeated and long-term inflammatory damage occurs, causing damage, fibrosis, and deformation of the urinary tract mucosa, renal pelvis, and calyces, as well as obstruction and deformity of the urinary tract, which affects normal urine drainage and treatment, all of which have an impact on the treatment of urethritis, making traditional drug treatment ineffective and more difficult to treat.
5. Low immunity.
At the same time, some patients have low immunity, such as diabetes, tumor, liver disease, malnutrition or other chronic diseases, which also cause many difficulties in the treatment of urethritis.
6. Neuroallergic factors.
Some urethral irritation symptoms originate from psychological factors and are a special manifestation of neurosis. Some patients with allergic constitution have achieved certain efficacy in anti allergic treatment, indicating that people are related to allergic reactions.
Acute abdominal pain, beware of reproductive system problems
1. Acute pain
Experts point out that acute abdominal pain is the most common and also one of the most dangerous situations regarding the issue of left side abdominal pain. The so-called acute abdominal pain refers to the patient's conscious sudden abdominal pain, often caused by internal or external organ diseases. The former is called visceral left side abdominal pain, and many patients are also accompanied by a series of related symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and sweating. Left side stomach pain is transmitted by visceral nerves, while the latter is transmitted by somatic nerves, hence it is called somatic left side stomach pain, which is mostly persistent pain.
2. Pain in the left side of the lower abdomen after sexual activity
Some men experience left side stomach pain, mostly after sexual activity. Experts point out that the occurrence of left side stomach pain at this time is mostly caused by inflammation and infection of the urinary and reproductive systems. For example, chronic prostatitis, epididymitis, orchitis, etc. In addition, varicocele can also cause left side abdominal pain. At this time, it is important to go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible to help prevent the deterioration of your condition. At the same time, it is also important to cultivate a good lifestyle habit.
3. Urinary system calculus
The reason why men often have pain on the left side of the stomach is closely related to the urinary system. In addition to the typical waist and abdomen colic and nausea and vomiting, the vast majority of patients with urinary system stones can have dysuria, pain in urination and other symptoms. Moreover, the pain is usually reflected from the waist towards the ipsilateral groin or perineum, and this pain is fundamentally different from acute appendicitis, as the former can also present with persistent pain in the right lower abdomen and left side, accompanied by local tenderness and rebound pain; The patients with acute appendicitis often have fever and chills in addition to abdominal distention and pain. There may be tenderness in the hypochondrium and lower abdomen, and the tenderness is deep, with little rebound pain. They usually have urinary tract irritation. At the same time, pyocytosis is more common in routine urine.
4. Prostate pain
After medical research, it has been found that men with chronic prostatitis can also experience left flank pain. However, it is very difficult to diagnose and treat chronic prostatitis. No bacteria can be found in the patient's urine, and no pus cells and white cells can be seen under the microscope of prostatic fluid. Although the diagnosis is difficult, the symptoms of prostatitis are very obvious. Common symptoms include frequent urination, urgency, and difficulty urinating, especially pain in the perineum and scrotum. Some people even feel pain when sitting down.