Patient's question:
Thank you, looking forward to your reply. There is sometimes a transparent solid discharge from the urethra, resembling jelly. If it is not cleaned in time, it will adhere to the foreskin the next day and turn into a white solid. If it is still not cleaned, the glans will start to itch. What disease is this? How is it treated?I am 29 years old and have had glans inflammation before. First follow-up question: Is this condition serious? I am quite busy with work, so I may not have much time to seek treatment. Can I buy and take medicine myself? What kind of medicine should I buy?
Second follow-up question: Thank you, expert Laiwenfei, I have read your first response. Please also pay attention to me.
Doctor's answer:
Hello! In your case, it is possible to have prostatitis or urethritis. First, it is important to get a diagnosis, and then treat it accordingly. Since there are many types of pathogens that cause inflammation, if the medication is not appropriate, the condition may worsen. Before undergoing any tests, it is best not to self-medicate.Nowadays, getting tested is quite convenient. You can visit the urology department of a nearby hospital to have a urine test and a prostatic fluid test. Then, follow the doctor's advice for treatment. No matter how busy you are, when you are sick, you need to see a doctor. Moreover, prostate examinations are generally quite convenient.
A prostatic fluid test usually takes about half an hour to get results.