What symptom does male venereal disease have?
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Sexually transmitted disease is a kind of infectious disease, which can be transmitted through sexual intercourse. Therefore, in the life of both sexes, if you don't pay attention to it, it is likely to lead to sexually transmitted disease, which has a great impact on patients. Therefore, it is necessary to understand some symptoms of men suffering from sexually transmitted disease, so as to help patients find the disease in the early stage, and then treat it in time to prevent the deterioration of the disease, So that patients suffer less pain, then what are the symptoms of male sexually transmitted diseases, let's have a detailed understanding of it.
What symptom does male venereal disease have?
Symptom 1: if the patient's urethra has itching feeling, once this symptom appears, it is necessary to consider the early reaction of non gonococcal urethritis or gonococcal urethritis. There is vulvar ulcer, and there is obvious pain, which should consider the symptoms of genital herpes.
Symptom 2: if the patient's vulva or perianal, there are multiple invasive papules or nodules, and there is erosion, and accompanied by odor, or the patient's body appears light red macular or dark red papules, these symptoms will be diagnosed whether suffering from sexually transmitted diseases.
Symptom 3: if the patient has purulent secretion at the urethral orifice, and it is transparent viscous secretion, it is proved that he has nongonococcal urethritis. If the patient has the symptoms of frequent micturition, urgent micturition, painful micturition and swollen urethral orifice, he must go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.
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The above is a detailed introduction to the early symptoms of men with sexually transmitted diseases. Only by understanding the symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases, can patients find the disease in the early stage, treat it in time, prevent the deterioration of the disease, and let patients suffer less pain.
