Sexual Health
What are the treatment principles for non gonococcal urethritis? What are the hazards of non gonococcal urethritis
Sexually transmitted diseases, whether in the past, present, or future, are difficult to describe in all eyes and mouth, but they are also a disease with high incidence and infectious diseases. Currently, the most common one is non gonococcal urethritis, also known as non gonococcal urethritis. What are the common symptoms of non shower? What harm will it bring us? What principles of treatment do we need when encountering the occurrence of this disease?
What is non gonorrhea? What are the common symptoms of non shower?
Non gonococcal urethritis refers to other non gonococcal pathogens, mainly a sexually transmitted disease caused by Chlamydia trachomatis and mycoplasma. It has clinical manifestations of urethritis, so it is called non gonococcal urethritis. The common symptoms of non shower are as follows:
Symptoms such as urinary pain and urethral itching. About 50% of non shower patients have symptoms such as urinary pain and urethral itching. It is easy to miss the initial diagnosis. Conscious discomfort within the urethra, itching at the urethral opening, burning sensation, tingling, mild to severe. In addition, there are also 30% -40% of non gonorrhea patients who have no clinical symptoms, and many patients have atypical symptoms. Individual patients may also experience systemic symptoms, such as fever, general fatigue and weakness, and loss of appetite.
Often infected simultaneously with gonorrhea. The former first shows symptoms of gonorrhea, and after receiving treatment for gonorrhea, gonococci are killed, while chlamydia and mycoplasma still exist. Attack 1-3 weeks after infection. Clinically, it is easy to mistakenly believe that gonorrhea has not been cured or relapsed.
The urethral opening is congested and swollen, with frequent and urgent urination. Men who experience symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, redness and swelling of the urethra, and difficulty urinating after non shower infection, as well as hematuria when combined with cystitis, experience penile pain and erection at night.
Urinary secretions are few, sparse, mucus or mucous pus. Long term non urination can cause a small amount of thin secretion to overflow from the urethral opening. Sometimes it's just a scab film sealing the urethral opening or contaminating the underwear in the morning. There is a slight discharge from squeezing the urethral opening. The patient has symptoms of secretions, as well as asymptomatic secretions.
Non gonorrhea can induce infertility
Complicated with other diseases: such as acute epididymitis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, urethral adenitis, inflammation and abscess around the urethra, seminal vesiculitis, hydrocele, orchitis, colitis, etc; The majority of them are epididymitis or prostatitis.
Inducing infertility: Non gonococcal retrograde infection that infects the male prostate, seminal vesicles, and epididymis. Sperm abnormalities lead to infertility. Women can infect the cervix, endometrium, fallopian tubes, etc., leading to infertility.
Causing urinary disorders: Mild pain in urination, with only burning or mild pain in the urethra during urination, and ultimately common hematuria. Patients often complain of redness, swelling, burning pain, and even severe urinary disorders.
Dysfunction: Without timely and scientific treatment in the shower, men have long been prone to symptoms such as decreased libido, weak erection, erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and neurasthenia.
What are the treatment principles for gonorrhea?
Early diagnosis, excluding early treatment combined with other sexually transmitted diseases.
Follow the principles of timely, sufficient, and regular medication, and choose different treatment plans based on the patient's condition, local gonococcal resistance, and patient reactions.
Tracking, examination, or simultaneous treatment.
Follow up and review after treatment to ensure cure and eliminate the source of infection.
Provide prophylactic eye drops (1% silver nitrate solution, erythromycin, tetracycline) to newborns to prevent gonococcal conjunctivitis, and promote prenatal sexually transmitted disease examination for pregnant women.
Through the above introduction of the harm of non shower to the human body, we believe that understanding the harm of non shower is significant, and patients must pay attention to it. The incubation period of non shower urethritis is 1-3 weeks. Previously had a history of gonorrhea and unclean sexual intercourse. 30% -40% of males have no conscious symptoms or mild symptoms that cannot attract the patient's attention. The typical symptoms are painful urination and a slight amount of mucinous or purulent discharge from the urethra, sometimes requiring compression of the anterior urethra to detect a small amount of discharge.