Discharge from the urethra( urethra) in men - Causes, symptoms and treatment. MF.

Discharge from the urethra( Urethral discharge) - the main symptom of the urethra( urethra) in genital infections.

are the discharge of fluid from the external aperture of the urethra, of different color, transparency, consistency and quantity. In most cases, to determine the presence of secretions, after 2-3 hours of abstinence from urination, light urethra massage should be performed by pressure along the lower part of the penis in the direction from the pubis to the head. The following types of discharge from the urethra are distinguished.

Physiological allocation of

Normally, men have clear discharge appearing during sexual arousal - this is the product of urethral glands activity - physiological( libidinal) urethrorrhea( urethrorrhoea libidus).

Allocations not associated with the inflammatory process of

are rare. Distinguish

1. Spermatorrhea( spermatorrhoea) - excretion of sperm from the urethra without orgasm outside the sexual act. The main cause of spermatothorrhea is a violation of the muscle tone of the vas deferens( paresis) in a chronic inflammatory process, diseases of the central nervous system. In some cases, the causes of spermatorrhea are not detected.
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2. Hematorea( haematorrhoea) - the discharge of blood from the urethra. The most common cause is a mechanical trauma to the urethra after the introduction of foreign bodies. It is often found after sampling of the biomaterial from the urethra for laboratory tests and after instrumental examination of the urethra( urethroscopy, cystoscopy).Sometimes hematorrhea occurs with a trauma of the penis and urethra, arterial hypertension, malignant tumors of the urethra, penis, prostate.

Isolations associated with the inflammatory process

Leukocytic urethra is essentially a protective reaction of the body to damage the urethral mucosa by various factors and represents a phase of exudation of the inflammatory process. Damage factors can be different - mechanical, thermal, chemical compounds, allergens, virulent factors of bacteria, viruses, fungi. Depending on the degree of damage to the mucosa, the response of the body - the time of appearance of discharge, their severity, quantity, color, etc., may bedifferent.

Muco-purulent discharge

Mucoid purulent discharge( mucopurulent discharge) consists of urethral mucus, serous exudate and a small amount of leukocytes.
Represents a drop of a translucent liquid of a white-and-milk color. Mucous-purulent discharge is the main sign of non-gonococcal urethritis. The most common are with clamidiosis, ureamycoplasmosis, trichomoniasis.
A characteristic feature is the absence or non-expression of subjective symptoms( pain, itching, itching), a small amount and appearance after prolonged abstinence from urination.

Purulent discharge

Purulent discharge consists of urethral mucus, damaged urethral epithelium, and a significant number of leukocytes.
Represents a drop of liquid, a thick consistency of yellow or yellow-green color. Purulent discharge is the main sign of gonococcal urethritis.
A characteristic feature of the severity of subjective symptoms( pain, itching, itching), a significant amount and a constant outflow from the urethra

Purulent discharge from the urethra occurs when it is inflamed( urethritis).

As a rule, it is a symptom of gonorrhea or chlamydia. Allocations are usually accompanied by burning in the urethra, more often with the act of urination.

The loss of semen without an erection , orgasm and ejaculation is called spermatherapy. Involuntary outflow of sperm is possible in patients with prostatitis at the time of a strong tension of the abdominal press, especially with a difficult act of defecation, and also observed with severe defeats of the spinal cord.

is a secretion at the end of the act of urination or when the secretion of the prostate gland without a sperm impurity is defecated. This is possible with the stasis of the secretion in the excretory ducts of the prostate. Prostatea is a common symptom of chronic prostatitis.

In what diseases do excretions arise from the genital tract in men:

• Vesiculitis
• Colliculitis
• Chronic prostatitis
• Injury of the urethra
• Tumors of the reproductive system
• Urethritis
• Gonorrhea
• Chlamydia
• Prostatitis
  

To which doctors to contact if there are Discharge from the genital tract in men:

• Urologist