What is urethritis?
Uretritida je zdravotní stav charakterizovaný zánětem močové trubice, což je trubice v mužském těle, která prochází močí a reprodukční tekutiny zevnitř do vnější strany těla. It is also in the female body, although it only serves to pass urine in this function. Bakteriální a virové infekce jsou běžné příčiny, přičemž typickou příčinou jsou ty, které jsou spojeny se sexuálně přenosnými chorobami a infekcemi močových cest. Examples of sexually transmitted diseases that can lead to urethritis include cytomeglovirus and herpes. V některých případech může být uretritida také způsobena poraněním nebo citlivostí na chemikálie nalezené v určitých spermicidech nebo antikoncepčních krémech, želách a pěnách. It will not be possible to wear a condom during sex also to expose individuals with a higher risk. While men between 20 and 35 years are most often influenced by urethritis, it can also affect women of reproductive age.
men who develop urethritis usually experience an increased need to urinate and also a sense of burning during urination. They can also develop yellow or clear penis discharge in medium quantities or feel general tenderness or itching in the area of the weakness. In addition, the area of the penis or weakness may increase and the man may feel pain when he ejaculates or develops blood in his sperm or urine. Urethritis can also accompany fever, though rare,
women with urethritis can also experience burning during urination and also increased need to urinate. They can also develop fever and chills, feel abdominal pain and experience vomiting and nausea. Women may also have vaginal discharge and pelvic pain. Women with urethritis can also develop problems associated with pregnancy, H as a problem with pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy or complications such as abortion or premature birth.
urethritis is treated with antibiotics, which in some cases must be administered intravenously. To treat symptoms can be tWhen necessary, the necessary reliefs of pain while the disease itself is treated. During treatment, those with urethritis should refrain from contact or remember to use a condom to prevent the spread of infection. Most patients are able to be completely cured without complications. However, if urethritis is not treated, it may lead to permanent damage to the urethra.