What is the matter with yellow pus in the urethra

Some men may find yellow pus in their urethra when urinating. This situation is very disturbing. After all, this is an important part of the human body and needs special attention. There are many reasons for this condition, most of which are caused by urinary tract infection. In short, you cannot rush to seek medical treatment in this situation. You need to understand the cause so that you can receive timely treatment. Let's explain what happens when there is yellow pus in the urethra.

The symptoms of abnormal purulent secretions in the penile urethra and painful urination should be considered to be caused by urinary tract infection, with the chance of gonococcal infection being relatively high.

Guidance:

Treatment recommendations: You can take azithromycin dispersible tablets and levofloxacin orally. During the treatment, pay attention to suspend sexual life, drink more water and urinate more, wash the penis and change clean underwear every day.

Causes of urinary tract infection are relatively common. The most common causes are various foreign bacteria, viruses, mycoplasma, etc. These pathogens cause urothelial infection, which causes leukocytosis and increased urethral secretions. It is mainly a retrograde infection because of some unclean sexual behaviors, or underwear is not changed frequently, or men have too long foreskin, etc., which can lead to this infection. Another reason is that when immunity is reduced, common pathogens directly cause urinary tract infections. Urinary tract infection is mainly caused by the above reasons.

The fastest way to treat urinary tract infection is to use anti-infection drugs, and be sure to use sensitive drugs. It is best to do a midstream urine culture plus drug sensitivity test. Based on the results of drug sensitivity, use sensitive drugs and prescribe the right medicine for the right condition. Urinary tract infection is the fastest and easiest to treat. The most common urinary tract infection is caused by Escherichia coli. This bacterium is very effective against cephalosporins or levofloxacin. If men are prone to Candida infection, many male urethral infections are caused by foreskin being too long. The other most common urethral infections are sexually transmitted diseases, and they must be treated with corresponding sexually transmitted disease drugs.