What's the matter with a small lump of flesh growing at the urethra opening?

It is very painful to have something growing in the urethra. It will hurt when you urinate. You may also feel itchy, a foreign body sensation, and a burning sensation. Female friends may also feel an increase in vaginal discharge, while male friends may experience a foul odor when scratching the surface. So, what is the matter with a small lump of flesh growing at the urethral opening? Let me analyze it for you now. I hope this can help everyone.

Genital warts, also known as genital warts or venereal warts, are a sexually transmitted disease caused by the human papillomavirus. The incubation period is about 3 months, with the shortest being 3 weeks and the longest being more than 8 months, with an average of 3 months. It mainly affects sexually active people, with a peak age of 20 to 30 years old. The onset of the disease depends largely on the amount of virus inoculated and the body's specific immunity. Clinically, it manifests as a thorny shape with a moist surface, hence the name.

This disease is a viral disease caused by the HSV2 virus. It is mainly transmitted through sexual contact and not through daily contact. The transmission route of genital herpes: It can be transmitted to a spouse or other sexual partner through sexual contact, and can also be transmitted among homosexuals. Sometimes a person who has herpes in or around the mouth can transmit genital herpes to another person through oral-genital sex. The sources of infection of human genital herpes are patients and subclinical asymptomatic carriers of the virus, especially the herpes on the patient's genital skin or mucous membranes that contain the herpes simplex virus, which can be transmitted to spouses or other sexual partners through sexual contact, and can also be transmitted among homosexuals. Genital herpes is contagious and should not be washed together with family members' clothes.

The disease has a high infection rate and is indirectly transmitted. It is recommended that you disinfect your clothes in a timely manner to avoid infecting your family members. The key to the treatment of this disease lies in the initial treatment. Generally, if the initial antiviral treatment is thorough, it will effectively prevent recurrence. Genital herpes is caused by a viral infection and can be transmitted through sexual intercourse. At present, there is no special medicine in regular hospitals that can guarantee to eradicate the disease in one go, but most of the time, regular treatment and multiple treatments can prolong the recurrence period and gradually achieve recovery. There are many treatments for genital herpes, such as topical medications, laser, electrocautery, freezing and other conventional treatments. However, during the treatment process, patients should try their best to cooperate with the doctor, because this is a conventional treatment method, and patients need long-term persistence and maintenance to be effective. Therefore, in the later stages of treatment, patients must strictly follow the doctor's instructions for relevant maintenance in order to completely cure genital herpes.

Patients should pay attention to drinking more water on weekdays, one to two liters a day is best. Eat less or no spicy food, pay attention to local hygiene, change underwear frequently, develop good living habits, and avoid staying up late, smoking and drinking. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and treatment, and to follow the doctor's instructions and persist in treatment. Exercise more to enhance your resistance.