Patient's question:
A week ago, the glans was itchy due to balanitis, and it improved after using a wash solution. Recently, there's itching and pain at the urethral opening, could it be a sexually transmitted disease? A week ago, there was a high-risk exposure.Doctor's answer:
Based on your medical history and images of the affected area, you likely have urethritis. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a few tests, such as a urinalysis and secretion culture, to confirm the diagnosis and develop a treatment plan.Avoid spicy and irritating foods, overwork, and alcohol in your daily life. Keep the affected area clean, dry, and hygienic to prevent high-risk contact. It is advisable to visit a urology department in a regular hospital to seek the doctor's diagnosis and treatment plan.
There is no need to worry too much. Pay attention to rest and diet. Eat more vegetables and fruits, with a light diet as the foundation. You can engage in appropriate outdoor activities to boost your immune system.