Patient's question:
In September 2016, I had a case of gonorrhea, which was cured after one intravenous infusion and a week of medication. Since then, I haven't had any recurrence. In 2017, I developed anxiety, sometimes experiencing severe abdominal and gastrointestinal pain. I was always afraid of contracting some illness, accompanied by both physical and mental distress. On March 22 of this year, I had sexual intercourse again with a woman. Two weeks ago, I sometimes felt pain after urination, and pain in the lower right side of my navel, occurring intermittently. In the morning, I noticed cracks on my glans, but by the evening, the cracks or red spots would disappear, even making me sometimes doubt if I was just seeing things. Due to the pain and distress, I haven't had sexual intercourse or ejaculation since then. On April 27, out of worry, I went to the hospital for a complete blood count, urine test, color Doppler ultrasound of the prostate, and general surgery examination. The results are as follows. On May 1, I realized I had a cold and didn't take any medication. As of today, the symptoms have somewhat subsided. On May 2, I went toDoctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, you have a urinary tract infection, which is likely caused by bacterial infection. There is no need to be too concerned. It is recommended that you drink a lot of plain water daily and take some antibiotics orally. Additionally, you should use a solution to clean the glans head every day. Observe the effect for three days. For patients with prostatitis, timely treatment can reduce the incidence of the disease. If left untreated, it may affect fertility. Therefore, patients should receive timely medication treatment and avoid overexertion in daily life, while paying attention to personal hygiene.