Symptoms of gonococcal urethritis?

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Gonococcal urethritis refers to urethritis caused by various reasons, such as secretions, urinary pain or urethral discomfort. If Neisseria gonorrhoeae can be detected, it is called gonococcal urethritis; If no Neisseria gonorrhoeae is found, it is called nongonococcal urethritis. Gonococcal urethritis is a common venereal disease. It has the characteristics of high incidence rate, strong infectivity and short incubation period (3~5 days). Symptoms of gonococcal urethritis? Let's talk about it.

Symptoms of gonococcal urethritis?

First of all, gonococcal urethritis is a disease with obvious symptoms. Most female patients have dysuria, urgency, frequency, blood in urine, fever and so on in their daily life. These are actually symptoms of gonococcal urethritis.

No complications of the performance of men in the initial onset of urethral itching, slight pain, urethral redness, swelling, secretion of foreign bodies and other symptoms, followed by voiding pain, urgency, foreskin inflammation, urethral pus, anterior urethritis, glans pain, and even inguinal lymph node discomfort, posterior urethritis and anorexia, fever, weakness and other symptoms. If suffering from gonorrhea, about a month later, symptoms can disappear, but there are more serious, a month later, the condition will not weaken, but worse, all kinds of complications also appear.

There were no complications such as gonococcal urethritis, paraurethral adenitis, pain, redness and swelling of vulva, urgency of urination, frequency of urination, pain of urination, urethral pus and so on; Gonococcal vestibular gland inflammation, characterized by fever, unilateral labia major swelling, pain, fever, pus and other symptoms; Gonococcal perianal inflammation is caused by the infection of vaginal secretions around the anus, which is mainly manifested as perianal swelling, itching, pain and other symptoms; Gonococcal cervicitis is characterized by vulvar pain, pruritus, vaginal discharge, cervix redness and swelling, secretion of foreign bodies and other adverse symptoms.

matters needing attention

1. Ask patients to avoid sexual behavior during treatment; No drinking, strong tea and coffee; Don't eat spicy food, drink more water; Avoid fatigue and keep local cleanliness. 2. Necessary isolation should be done in the family. Bath towel, washbasin, bathtub and toilet should be used separately or disinfected after use. 3. Let the spouse and / or sexual partner of the patient come to the hospital for examination and treatment. 4. Improve the awareness of sexual safety, let patients know what is safe sex, what is dangerous sex, how to avoid dangerous sex. 5. Propagandize to patients that using condom can prevent STD and tell them how to use it.