The discharge from bacterial urethral infection can come out both by itself and when the penis is squeezed. The discharge is sticky. It can be accompanied with pus which is completely white. The discharge might actually help to determine the exact cause. A urethral swab with antibiogram might turn out to be an ideal solution for this problem. The urethral swab will tell the exact cause and the antibiogram will tell the recommended treatment.


If the tests for Chlamydia, urethritis, syphilis, and HIV were negative, than the infection was not caused by these microorganisms. However, other bacteria and fungi might have caused the infection. Very common causes for vaginal infection are the bacteria Escherichia coli and the fungi Candida albicans. Many women might even not be aware of the infection because they mistake the symptoms for something else.