What is the reason for pus discharge from the head and stinging pain when urinating?

The male reproductive organ is a relatively complex tissue. For example, the tip of the male reproductive organ is also called the glans or the glans penis. It is a very sensitive tissue with abundant capillaries and nerves. It has a stronger sense of friction during sexual intercourse, causing men to ejaculate. Therefore, the glans is very important for the male reproductive organ, and diseases of the glans are also very common. Let’s take a look at what causes pus discharge from the glans and stinging during urination?

Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae (gonococcus), with purulent infection of the urogenital system as the main manifestation. Its incidence rate ranks second among sexually transmitted diseases in my country. Gonorrhea is a Gram-negative diplococcus that cannot survive outside the human body and can be easily killed by general disinfectants. Gonorrhea mostly occurs in sexually active young men and women.

1. Treatment principles

(1) Early diagnosis and timely treatment First of all, the diagnosis should be established as soon as possible after the onset of the disease, and treatment should not be arbitrarily carried out before the diagnosis is confirmed. Secondly, treatment should be given immediately after diagnosis.

(2) Clarify the clinical type and determine whether there are any complications. Clear clinical classification is extremely important for correctly guiding treatment.

(3) Determining whether the patient is resistant to penicillin, tetracycline, etc. will help guide treatment correctly.

(4) Clarify whether there is concurrent chlamydia or mycoplasma infection. If there is concurrent chlamydia or mycoplasma infection, a combined drug treatment plan should be formulated.

(5) Correct, adequate, regular, and comprehensive treatment should select the drug that is most sensitive to gonococci. The dosage should be sufficient, the course of treatment should be regular, and the method of medication should be correct.

(6) Strictly evaluate the efficacy and conduct follow-up observations. The cure standard should be strictly followed and the efficacy evaluation should be adhered to. Only when the cure criteria are met can it be considered cured to prevent recurrence. Those who are cured should insist on regular check-ups.

(7) Examine and treat their sexual partners at the same time. The patient’s spouse or sexual partners should be examined and treated at the same time.

2. General Notes

No sexual activity until the disease is cured. Pay attention to rest. Those with complications must maintain the balance of water, electrolytes and carbohydrates. Pay attention to local hygiene of the genitals.