Urethral inflammation in men may not only be limited to the urethra, but even the bladder and prostate will have corresponding inflammation. Once these clinical symptoms of frequent urination, urinary urgency and painful urination are detected, how to choose the medication? In general it is based on empirical medication, such as the choice of quinolone antibiotics, levofloxacin; cephalosporin antibiotics, ceftriaxone, etc. for treatment. However, the treatment of urethral inflammation is still recommended to select the more sensitive drugs for symptomatic antibacterial and anti-inflammatory treatment based on the culture results of microorganisms. If the test results are consistent with empirical medication, no medication adjustment is necessary, and if they are not, medication adjustment is required to achieve the final treatment. In addition, if you are infected with urethral inflammation, it is recommended to drink water and urinate more often, which can have a flushing effect on urethral bacteria, promote the elimination of inflammation and facilitate the recovery of urethral inflammation.