What does male discharge mean to men?

The male genital area is very sensitive to pathological processes, so it is necessary to closely monitor men's health. With an erection, a secretion is secreted, it is required to consider the discharge in men when aroused. This is the juice that can indicate the state of health of the man. The secretion can be natural and warning of the pathological process.

When the discharge is considered normal

In an aroused state, men should always have a secret from the penis. Discharge is considered normal in a certain form.

1. Uretorrea libidoze.This is a transparent, odorless transparent discharge that occurs during sexual intercourse. Such a secret is essential as a natural lubricant. The secretion of secrets in these moments is minimal. A man, with such a discharge, does not feel embarrassed. Secretory secretions include a small amount of sperm that have active motility. With the penetration of these secretions into the vaginal flora, the partner can become pregnant. Therefore, doctors recommend that men who will not have offspring use condoms at the beginning of sexual intercourse, and not just before the end, which is practiced by many people.
2. Smegma.This is the secretion produced by the sex glands, which are located near the head of the phallus. Smegma has a yellowish-white color and an unpleasant odor. With the accumulation of smegma in the head region of the genital organ, the pathological process is not diagnosed. This discharge indicates poor hygiene.
3. Spermatozoa.The discharge of fluid during arousal in men during ejaculation is called semen. Sperm is the secretion of a mucous consistency that has a specific odor. The onset of discharge from the urethral canal occurs at the moment when the maximum peak of intercourse is reached. Sperm composition: motile sperm with secretions produced by the glands of the genitals. If this fluid enters a woman's vagina during ovulation (mid-month period), conception of a child is possible. At this time, the highest probability of fertilization, even in those cases where a very small amount of seminal fluid was released during sexual intercourse. In some men, small discharge is associated with pathological processes, however, this is a misconception. Some men have physiological characteristics in their bodies.

When a strong potency is marked by a small amount of ejaculation with headache, groin pain, itching, hyperemia, a specific odor and other abnormalities, an urgent visit to a urologist is required.

Which discharge is considered pathological

Not all erection discharges are considered normal in men. Sometimes there may be a mixture of pus or blood.

There are a number of pathological reasons that require medical advice:

• abundant or weak mass with clotting lumps;
• painful syndrome in the sacro-lumbar or chest region;
• disgusting smell;
• releasing urine with discomfort.

Discharge with a good erection in a male is of a specific nature and may warn of the development of any pathology.

• Inflammatory processes of the urinary and genital areas, which can be provoked by various harmful microorganisms.
• Oncological diseases;
• SST;
• Complications associated with inflammation of the urinary or reproductive system, provoked by injury or surgery;

Men are usually horrified when they see a discharge from the urethra, with traces of blood. In most cases, such a discharge indicates the possibility of an oncological process, which most often can affect the male gland, testicles, sperm tubes. However, it is necessary to consider a number of other symptoms that may accompany these diseases.

Meaning:

• painful urination;
• red urine;
• high temperature;
• mucus clots are noticed from the urethral canal (usually this happens at a late stage of development).

When sticky, transparent, thick-smelling, odorous discharge comes out of the urethral canal, it warns of an outbreak of an infectious pathology. Infection of a man can occur through sexual intercourse.

Additional signs include itching, redness of the scalp, with signs of redness on the body.

Infectious diseases that can affect the urinary and genital area of ​​the male body:

• gonorrea;
• ureaplasmos;
• herpes;
• mycoplasma;
• chlamydia.

When an infectious process develops from the male urethral canal, a secretion is secreted from the genital organ by a large number of leukocytes, which make the fluid thick. This indicates the presence of pus in the semen. This phenomenon warns of serious complications in the pathological process.

In the absence of pus, there is no reason to postpone a visit to a specialist (urologist). Untimely treatment can provoke phimosis. Phimosis is the characteristic adhesion of the foreskin to the head of the penis. This pathology is treated only with the use of surgery.

Among the reasons that may provoke pathological discharge from the urethra, may include other infectious diseases, the development of which should be eliminated immediately, for this it is necessary to urgently seek medical help.

These include infection with staphylococcus, streptococcus, urethral canal and testicular fungus. This pathology is expressed by itching of the perineum, swelling of the scrotum, phallus head with hyperemia.

Some diseases can provoke these pathological processes with specific secretions:

• balanoposthiti;
• hemorrhoids;
• non-gonorrhea urethritis;
• spermatorrea.

These diseases can be marked by bleeding from the urethral canal with additional pain in the groin and scrotum area. Pain syndrome is also noticed in the testicles, while the man feels weakened, body temperature rises and urination is difficult.

What to do if a man has a pathological discharge

When a man has an uncharacteristic rejection of the urethral canal in a disturbed state, he should seek medical advice. A specialized specialist will find the cause and help eliminate it. To do this, the urologist will offer to undergo an examination and pass the necessary tests.

Meaning:

• stain from urethral canal for bacterial culture;
• spermograms;
• visit to the proctologist;
• examination of urine and total blood;
• Ultrasound examination of organs in the pelvis.

After a thorough examination and obtaining test results, a specialist can determine the cause of specific discharge in men. After that, therapeutic therapy is prescribed, which allows you to reduce the unpleasant symptoms, preventing a pathological complication.

When patients do not seek immediate medical attention for a course of therapy, it threatens the progression of the disease with the appearance of serious consequences that affect not only the conduct of a quality sex life, but also the overall health of the male sex.

Some pathological processes can affect the entire urogenital area. During ejaculation, bleeding can open, which is fatal.

To prevent pathological manifestations expressed by abnormal discharge from the urethra, men should take their health seriously. To prevent diseases of the urinary and genital area in the initial stage, you should undergo a scheduled examination by a specialized specialist every year.