Symptoms of acute urethritis

The symptoms of acute urethritis in children include urination discomfort, urethral discomfort, abnormal secretions, etc.

1. Urinary discomfort

Acute urethritis is an acute inflammation that occurs in the urethral mucosa. Stimulated by inflammation, it can lead to congestion and swelling of the urethral mucosa. Clinically, frequent urination, urgency, pain and other discomfort symptoms can occur.

2. Urinary discomfort

Stimulated by inflammation, it can lead to urethral mucosa rupture. When further stimulated by urine, it is prone to burning, tingling, urethral meatus pain and other symptoms.

3. Abnormal secretions Stimulated

by inflammation, it can lead to erosion of urethral mucosa, and exudate a large number of inflammatory substances and purulent secretions, which can be manifested as increased urethral secretions, thin mucus or yellow purulent secretions.