Can men develop gonorrhea by themselves? Pay attention to the three hazards of gonorrhea

Gonorrhea is a common sexually transmitted disease, which generally occurs in men, causing great harm to the body and feeling inferiority to the psychology. It must be actively treated to prevent certain harm to the body. What is the cause of male gonorrhea?

1. Pay no attention to the hygiene of sexual life

Gonorrhea is a disease transmitted by genitals. If you don't pay attention to hygiene in your sexual life, you will get infected. 99% of gonorrhea is caused by sexual contact. Gonorrhea infection rate is very fast, and the infection rate is high. It usually occurs within 3 days after infection.

2. Low autoimmunity

When the male immune system is low, contact with secretions secreted by gonorrhea patients and tools contaminated by gonorrhea patients may cause gonorrhea, such as sharing towels, toilet rings, quilts, etc. with gonorrhea patients.

3. Traumatic infection

When the patient's skin is damaged, the virus may invade the body through the mucous membrane or small skin cracks, gradually lurking in the body, and the pathogenic bacteria multiply in a large number. When the number reaches a certain amount, the patient will get sick.

What harm will men suffer from gonorrhea?

1. Gonorrheal glans prepuceitis

Gonorrhea will produce purulent secretions, which will stimulate the inside of the foreskin and the glans. At the beginning, the patient will have a local burning sensation and itching, and even the foreskin edema and erosion. In addition, some patients also have mild erosion of their glans. In severe cases, the foreskin will not turn up, the glans will also swell, and even secondary inflammatory phimosis will occur.

2. Gonorrheal paraurethritis

The accessory urethra is generally in an open state, around the external orifice of the urethra. Gonorrhea patients are particularly vulnerable to infection when they have accessory urethra. The patients have obvious inflammation. A large number of gonococci are detected in purulent secretion, which is the source of infection of the disease.

3. Gonorrheal urethral stricture

If chronic gonorrhea is not treated in time, a few months or years later, the patient is prone to urethral stricture. At first, the patient has no symptoms of discomfort, but over time, the patient feels that urination is not smooth, urination is increased, and urine is not direct. If not treated in time, it will lead to life danger.

Warm tips

Patients should never have sex during treatment. Otherwise, the genitals will be congested and swollen, the symptoms will worsen, and the virus will also infect others. In addition, choose a regular hospital for treatment, pay attention to rest, do not overwork the body, do not eat spicy food and hair, do not drink, and do personal hygiene.