What to do with mucus in male urine

Men are actually under a lot of work pressure every day. They don’t have much time to pay attention to their physical condition. They are always busy with their work and social activities. This can easily lead to some bacterial infections. The most common are urethral diseases. When it occurs, the most common symptom of the patient is mucus in the urine. If this situation is discovered, it must not be taken lightly, otherwise it will only cause more and more serious diseases, especially for male sexual function. It must be paid special attention to alleviate your condition as soon as possible to avoid recurrence.

Relief methods

1. Live a regular life. Do some physical exercise every day, such as Tai Chi, jogging, walking, etc., to increase your body's immunity. If you have diabetes, hypertension, kidney disease, etc., you should actively seek treatment.

2. Drink plenty of water to increase urine output. Drink at least 1000 ml (about two large cups) of water a day and keep the daily urine output at 1500-2000 ml to enhance the flushing effect of urine flow.

3. Take a shower or wash the perineum every night. If necessary, use some potassium permanganate for washing or sitting bath (potassium permanganate is commonly known as PP powder, and the amount can be determined according to the color of the water in the basin turning pink). Change underwear every day. Towels and underwear are best sterilized by boiling water. Urinate once after sex to expel bacteria in the urethra.

4. After menopause, the estrogen in the body of elderly women decreases , which can easily cause the urinary tract mucosa to become thinner, the vaginal pH value to increase, and the local resistance to decrease. The decrease in the tension of the smooth muscles such as the ureter can cause urination difficulties, etc. Therefore, estrogen replacement therapy can be carried out under the guidance of a doctor, which is helpful to prevent urinary tract infections.

5. The elderly should have a light diet and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables.

Based on medical history and bacteriological examination. Centrifugal urine leukocytes 5/HP, urine leukocyte excretion rate 200,000-400,000/h is suspicious, 400,000/h is diagnostically significant. Urine colony count 10,000-100,000/ml is suspicious for females and diagnostically significant for males, 100,000/ml can be confirmed. ACB, Ubeta;2m, urine lysozyme determination can help distinguish upper and lower urinary tract infections. X-ray and B-ultrasound examinations are also helpful for diagnosis.