Introduction A burning sensation in the urethra usually indicates an inflammation in the area of the urinary tract. An inflammation of the urethra in particular can be caused by certain sexually transmitted pathogens (e.g. chlamydia, gonococcus) or by skin bacteria carried into the urethra. It is called urethritis in technical jargon. A general inflammation of … Burning in the urethra
Situation-dependent burning of the urethra Alcohol can weaken the body’s immune system and therefore increase the risk of infections in general. The risk of urinary tract infections is also increased accordingly. In addition, alcohol consumption leads to heat loss, as the vessels in the extremities dilate. Because this phenomenon also occurs in the urinary tract, … Situation-dependent burning of the urethra | Burning in the urethra
Therapy The treatment of urethral inflammation always depends on the cause. If bacteria have triggered the inflammation, a suitable antibiotic is selected according to the pathogen. Since different antibiotics have different properties and a different spectrum of action, a differentiated choice must be made. If the urethral inflammation was caused by Clamydia, so-called macrolide antibiotics … Therapy | Burning in the urethra
Duration The duration and prognosis depend on the cause. With adequate and timely treatment with the appropriate antibiotic, the prognosis is good. With early therapy and if the medication is taken conscientiously, consequential damage rarely occurs. In order to prevent the bacteria from developing resistance to the antibiotic agent, it is extremely important that the … Duration | Burning in the urethra
