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​Symptoms and Signs – Differential Diagnosis of Genital discharge (males)
Physiological
Sexual arousal, smegma, crystalluria, prostatorrhoea
Pathological
Urethra: gonorrhoea, chlamydia, non-specific infection, trichmoniasis, herpes, 2° to
intra-urethral lesions, 2° to prostatitis/upper urinary traction infection/lesion
Prepuce/glans: candidiasis, herpes, balanoposthitis
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