Definition of Urethral Discharge:
A discharge from the urethra (the narrow tube that transports urine from the bladder to the outside of the body) that may be a cloudy, yellow-green mucous, white (like 'cottage cheese'), either watery or thick, odorless or malodorous.
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“...Symptoms include itching, burning in the genital area and discomfort while urinating, and a watery vaginal or urethral discharge. A weeping vesicular (blister-like) eruption in the vagina or on the penis is an early sign.”
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“...If the male has a purulent (pus-like) urethral discharge, he should assume he has gonorrhea until proven otherwise.”
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Last updated: Apr 01, 2024