Does prostatitis cause foamy urine?

Prostatitis is a common male disease in clinical practice. It is quite harmful to the male body and has obvious symptoms. Generally speaking, if prostatitis is not treated in time, it may affect men's life and work, and even cause various complications. The treatment should be combined with the symptoms. Does the urine of patients with prostatitis have foam?

1. Foamy urine

Excessive foam in urine may be caused by prostatitis. If foam appears in the urine after urination, it is necessary to check the urine. Excessive foam in urine does not rule out prostatitis. If a man has prostatitis, the urine may carry prostatic fluid, which will cause oil droplets on the surface of the urine, which will lead to increased foam in urine. At the same time, the patient also has urinary urgency, urinary pain, urethral burning, dribbling urination, and sometimes difficulty urinating.

2. Check carefully

If there are a lot of bubbles in the urine, it is considered that the urine surface is enlarged, and it may contain a certain amount of protein or sugar. The color of urine is caused by metabolic products in the body. If there is no problem if you drink a lot of water, then it may be caused by urine concentration and the relative increase of metabolic products. In this case, it is recommended to go to the hospital for routine urine tests in time. If there is no urine protein, urobiligen and urobilirin are also normal, and there is no urine sugar, then there is no problem.

3. Others

Long-term foamy urine is actually caused by inflammation of the urinary system. If foamy urine occurs for a long time, it should be caused by urinary tract infection. Urinary tract is infected with gas-producing bacteria. For example, Escherichia coli, Aerobacterium, Proteus mirabilis, Pneumococcus, yeast, etc. can produce gas. When these gas-producing bacteria cause urinary tract infection, they can ferment glucose and other substances in the urine, resulting in foamy urine.