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burning urethera

i am 29 married male, whenever i have frequent sex (2-3 times a day) my urethra starts burning after ejaculation. it do not stop until when i urintate 10-15 times with in 20 minutes, every time i urinate in this period only few drops comes outwith acute burning every time. is it some kind of urinal infection in my urethra or i have other kind of problem, Could any doctor answer me plzzzzz?
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Hello,
This can be due to urethritis which is an inflammation of the urethra (the duct which carries the urine from urinary bladder). Now, urethritis is commonly caused by a sexually transmitted disease in a sexually active adult. The STD is usually caused by either gonorrhea or chlamydiae.
The other possibility which needs to be ruled out is a urinary tract infection and also any stone in the urinary tract.
I’ll suggest you to get yourself examined by a urologist , followed by an ultrasound of the urinary tract and maybe some tests like urine examination etc. I would also suggest a 24 hrs urine test and a swab culture of the discharge to confirm the diagnosis. Unfortunately treatment is diagnosis specific and these investigations are needed for diagnosis.
I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and regards.

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I think it is urinary tract infection but is there any discharge ?
U have to make C/S and ur wife also it is like ping pong infection  SO it is recommended to avoid sexual intercourse until investigated
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