Urethritis
Urethritis is the inflammation of the urethra, often due to a bacterial infection that most likely was transmitted sexually, but can also be a result of improper or even excessive genital hygiene.
Proper genital and anal hygiene should be stressed. This includes avoiding the use of vaginal deodorant sprays and proper wiping after urination and bowel movements. Sexual intercourse should be avoided until urethritis is treated.
Symptoms
Strange liquid coming out of urethra
Whitish brown, White with a touch of blood, Whitish yellow, Whitish green
common
Pain discomfort or burning when urinating
common
Frequent urination
Itchy skin
At genital
Risk factors
Multiple sexual partners
or History of Sexually Transmitted Infections
or Recent sex
Without any kind of infection control
Recent medical urethral instrumentation
Vaginal douching
Treatment
Urethritis is typically treated with antibiotics.
Recommended specialist
If you have Urethritis, then a visit to a urologist is highly recommended.
Contact a
Urologist
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