Patient's question:
Five or six years ago, the specific symptoms included occasional urinary urgency, dysuria, and discomfort in the urethra. Every morning, dry, white discharge was found in the underwear, mostly colorless and transparent liquid. Is this a symptom of chronic prostatitis or urethritis? How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
From your description of the symptoms, normal urethral secretion can produce a small amount of mucus to maintain the moistness of the urethral mucosa. After being exposed to certain visual stimuli, the secretion may increase, which is a very normal physiological response. When the secretion is left on underwear, it may result in the situation you observed. Many minor abnormalities in the body can self-recover through this ability. Sometimes excessive or premature medical intervention can affect the body's self-regulation ability, which is not beneficial to health. If you are still concerned about your condition, it would be better to visit a local hospital for a check-up. This way, you will also feel much more at ease.