Urethral orifice does not have pus is not non-drenching

Non-gonococcal urethritis refers to nongonococcal urethritis. If the

patient's accompanying symptoms are frequent micturition, urgency, etc., and gonococcus is found in bacterial culture, it is nongonococcal urethritis at this time. In the early stage of the disease, the number of gonococcus in the urethra is small, which will only stimulate the urethra, and purulent exudates will not occur, resulting in no pus at the urethral orifice. If the patient's accompanying symptoms are urethral itching, urine is not sufficient, and gonococcus is not found in bacterial culture, it is not nongonococcal urethritis at this time, it may be common urethritis. After urethritis happens, bacterium stimulates urethral place, cause urethral spasm, cause micturition abnormal, do not cause urethral orifice to discharge pus commonly.