Patient's question:
Male, 39 years old, discovered ulcers at the urethral opening. What could be the cause? Currently too afraid to see a doctor, give me some advice.Doctor's answer:
Urethral ulcers are generally caused by urethritis. Generally speaking, urethral ulcers caused by urethritis are relatively easy to treat. Following the doctor's guidance and persisting in medication is usually sufficient. If the urethral ulcers are caused by infectious diseases, the treatment difficulty is relatively higher. Regardless of the cause of the urethral ulcers, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. There should be no worry, fear, or shame. The earlier the treatment begins, the lower the difficulty, the better the outcome, and the quicker the recovery.