What causes urinary tract bifurcation?

Urinary tract bifurcation usually occurs in men. When urinary tract bifurcation occurs, men can closely observe whether there are other symptoms, such as whether there is urethral pain, whether there is any difficulty in urination, and then closely observe the color of the urine. You can also see if there is anything abnormal in the smell of the urine. Through many symptoms, you can roughly judge what caused it, because there are many reasons for this symptom, especially now many men have bad living habits, do not pay attention to healthy eating, and do not develop good habits, which ultimately leads to many frequent male diseases. This may be the culprit of urinary tract bifurcation, so it needs to be taken seriously.

First, the reason

1. Split urine after masturbation or sex is mainly because some semen remains in the urethra after ejaculation, and the congestion of the corpus cavernosum has not completely disappeared, resulting in poor urine flow. In addition, the urethral sphincter is overly tense and spasmodic, which makes urination uncomfortable. It is a normal physiological reaction and there is no need to cause blind panic. This is a common reason for split urine when urinating.

2. Many people have bifurcated urine when they wake up. This is because after a whole night of sleep, a large amount of urine is stored in the bladder, which leads to high pressure in the bladder. The urine is discharged with great force, which temporarily changes the shape of the urethra. When there is no urine or semen passing through the human urethra, it is like a collapsed water pipe. When there is urine passing through, it will be blocked for a short time. In addition, drinking a lot of alcohol, sexual impulses, etc. can also cause congestion of the prostate, resulting in poor urination and bifurcated urine flow. The above situations are all temporary changes in urination and do not need to be worried about.

3. If the urine stream is bifurcated frequently or for a long time, it may be related to urogenital diseases, such as urethritis and prostatitis. At this time, the flow of urine will be affected due to congestion, swelling and increased secretions of the urethra. Chronic inflammation will form scars, making it difficult for urine to be discharged smoothly. In addition to bifurcated urine stream, this type of disease is often accompanied by symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency and pain. In addition, urethral stones, or excessive foreskin or phimosis can also cause partial stenosis of the external urethral opening.

Second, prevention

1. Enhance confidence, eliminate mental worries, control sexual desire, but do not force sexual abstinence. Avoid alcohol and irritating foods, take a hot water bath once a night, do local physical therapy, and change obvious inducement factors in life, such as avoiding long-term cycling.

2. Prostate massage: Regular prostate massage can promote the discharge of prostate inflammatory secretions. It should be done once a week. At the same time, regular examination of prostate fluid can also be performed to evaluate the treatment effect.

Third, classification

1. It is sporadic or temporary, and it is mostly unrelated to disease. It is mainly due to temporary obstruction of the anterior urethra or urethral opening. For example, because urine accumulates in the bladder overnight, the pressure in the bladder is high, and the urine is discharged with great force, which temporarily changes the shape of the urethral opening. Another reason is that after a man ejaculates, some semen still remains in the urethra, and the congestion of the corpus cavernosum has not completely disappeared, resulting in poor urine flow. These situations are temporary changes in urination, not pathological, and there is no need to worry.

2. Frequent or long-term bifurcated urination is likely related to some diseases. Long-term bifurcated urination is mostly due to the narrowness of the posterior urethra or urethral opening, or scarring after chronic inflammation, which prevents urine from flowing smoothly. If you seek medical advice from a urologist during acute urethritis or prostatitis, and the bifurcation only occurs when the flow rate is small, you only need to pay attention to whether there is frequent urination. Under normal circumstances, bifurcated urination occurs during the day due to congestion, swelling, and increased secretions in the urethra, which may affect the smooth flow of urine.