Patient's question:
Mainly urinary tract, incomplete urination. Occasionally there may be a burning sensation during urination. However, these are not very frequent.Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, it is generally caused by urinary tract obstruction or sexual activity. During acute urethritis, the urethral orifice becomes red and swollen, with edges everted, and the mucosal surface is often covered with serous or purulent secretions, sometimes accompanied by superficial ulcers. The periurethral glands may be congested or filled with clusters of pus cells. Symptoms include frequent urination, burning pain during urination, and hematuria. Please seek medical attention promptly for anti-inflammatory, symptomatic, and supportive treatment. Prostatitis, this condition, is not easily relieved with general antibiotics. Patients need to have perseverance in their treatment.