Patient's question:
I am so unlucky to have contracted a sexually transmitted disease called gonorrhea. My glans is very red, and I have frequent urination. It is not only swollen but also feels like a burning sensation. With this disease, I almost can't face people. My urethral opening feels very painful every day. Several times, I noticed blood in my urine and saw blood in my semen. Ejaculation is extremely painful.What kind of help do I need: Can gonorrhea lead to a prostatitis abscess?
Doctor's answer:
Chlamydia and other sexually transmitted diseases can lead to the separation of prostatitis. If not treated promptly, the prostate may form an abscess. Patients generally have no obvious symptoms, but when they first urinate after going to bed, there may be a sealed sensation at the urethral opening. When the penis is pushed, a small amount of white discharge may be expelled. Examination of the discharge can reveal a few epithelial cells, a small number of pus cells, and Chlamydia. The above is advice on this issue. I hope it helps you. Wishing you a speedy recovery!