Symptoms of atrophic urethritis

Atrophic urethritis is a chronic disease. Patients of this type will not only suffer from urethritis, but also experience atrophy. In fact, atrophic urethritis mostly comes from infections during sexual intercourse and bacterial infections and many other problems. It may even cause pain, swelling and difficulty urinating in patients.

What are the common types of urethritis?

1. Non-gonococcal urethritis

Non-gonococcal urethritis is mainly caused by sexually transmitted diseases, and clinically manifests itself in symptoms such as urinary pain and urethral itching. Sometimes, when cervical inflammation and cervical erosion are combined, symptoms such as increased leucorrhea and lower abdominal discomfort may also occur.

2. Gonococcal urethritis

Gonococcal urethritis is the most common urethritis and is an acute urethritis. When women suffer from gonococcal urethritis, their leucorrhea usually increases and is mostly purulent. It is sometimes accompanied by symptoms such as lower abdominal pain and frequent urination. If acute urethritis turns into chronic urethritis, it can also cause complications such as cervicitis, Bartholinitis, and endometritis.

3. Fungal urethritis Fungal urethritis is mainly caused by fungal infection of the urinary system. Fungal urethritis can cause itching symptoms in the patient's urethra and burning or stinging sensation during urination, but the vaginal secretions are relatively small and watery or mucous.

Finally, I would like to remind all our female friends: the hot summer is the peak season for female genital and urinary tract infections. Due to the hot and humid summer temperature and various factors affecting women, it is easy for bacteria to take advantage of the situation and enter the female urethra, causing urethritis. If a woman suffers from urethritis, she must seek timely treatment.