Urethral discharge in males refers to the release of fluid from the urethral opening that is not related to normal urination or ejaculation. The discharge may be clear, cloudy, yellow, green, or whitish and can be associated with discomfort, burning, or irritation. It often indicates an underlying infection or inflammation of the urinary or genital tract.

Urethral discharge occurs when the lining of the urethra becomes inflamed, commonly due to bacterial or sexually transmitted infections, though non-infectious causes may also be responsible. The body produces discharge as a response to infection or irritation. Proper management focuses on identifying the exact cause and treating it effectively.

This treatment is suitable for individuals who:

Notice discharge from the penis outside of urination

Experience burning or pain while urinating

Have discharge accompanied by itching or redness

Have had recent sexual exposure or risk of STI

Experience persistent or recurrent symptoms