How to treat male urethritis
Disease description:
When we were getting ready to sleep at night, my husband told me he had been diagnosed with urethritis, so I'm a bit worried. How should this condition be treated?
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Li Mingchuan
Male urethritis is usually treated with antibiotics. If symptoms are significant, medications that promote urination and relieve dysuria—such as Sanjin tablets—may also be taken. In cases of severe discomfort, intravenous infusion may be administered, for example, ceftriaxone sodium injection. Meanwhile, during treatment it's important to drink plenty of warm water and urinate frequently, which helps flush the urinary tract and aids in relieving the condition.
