Patient's question:
Hello, I would like to consult about something. Recently, I have noticed some creamy white discharge from the urethral opening of my penis, but it has no odor. My glans head is a bit painful, especially when I get an erection. There are no red spots or anything like that around my penis, just the pain in the glans head and the creamy white discharge from the urethral opening! The day before yesterday, I had sex with my girlfriend, and the next day I noticed this. During sex, I noticed an odor in her lower body, which she has never had before. We haven't had sex for a year, and this time I noticed the odor. She often uses sanitary pads—could it be that she has the odor because she uses them frequently? I would like to ask about my...Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are many causes of penile pain, such as excessive sexual activity; urethritis and gonorrhea. The pain symptoms are mainly caused by sexual transmission; various traumas, insect bites, papules, or any superficial skin trauma; prostatitis often causes penile pain, which may be due to infection or irritation in the penile area; genital skin infections, etc. The male urinary system is interconnected, and if not treated promptly, it may lead to retrograde infection. It is recommended that you visit a regular or professional hospital in time to identify the cause and condition for targeted treatment to avoid delaying the condition. Special reminder: maintain external genital hygiene, practice moderate and hygienic sexual activity, avoid excessive consumption of spicy foods, and refrain from drinking alcohol and smoking.