What to do if the male urethral orifice is blocked

Male urethral orifice blockage can generally be treated with medication, catheterization, surgery, etc.

If the male urethral orifice is obviously blocked, it may be due to prostate disease, such as prostatitis. You need to use amoxicillin capsules, levofloxacin hydrochloride capsules, and cefixime dispersible tablets as directed by your doctor to promote the disappearance of inflammation.

Blockage of the male urethral opening may also be caused by congenital factors. Generally, a urinary catheter can be used to expel urine quickly from the body.

Blockage of the urethral opening may be caused by urethral stones or urethral tumors, which may require urethral surgery to reduce the blockage.