Patient's question:
Sometimes, after urination, there may be an uncomfortable sensation in the urethra, such as a stinging pain, but the feeling usually fades away quickly. There is no secretion from the urethra on a regular basis. Occasionally, after finishing a bowel movement, a few drops of cloudy liquid may leak out after the urine is fully expelled. At times, there may be a heavy or full sensation in the penis and scrotum, and sometimes there may be some discomfort during an erection. There are no symptoms of skin damage on the genitalia.I had one experience with a sex worker (my only one), where she provided oral sex with a condom and there was no vaginal intercourse. About six months later, I went to the hospital for blood tests (for HIV and syphilis), which both came back negative. However, they mentioned that there was a possibility of gonorrhea or non-gonococcal urethritis.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, your current condition is mainly due to some urethritis in your body, which has caused inflammation and infection at the urethral opening. This may also be related to poor hygiene. It is important to adjust and treat it appropriately.For this situation, you can pay attention to rest and diet, avoid eating irritating foods, and drink more water. You can also use some anti-inflammatory medications like metronidazole, which can help regulate the condition.