Why do men want to urinate but can’t and feel urgent?

In daily life, many men feel like urinating but can't and feel urgent. What is going on? Most men don't know much about this. In fact, the symptoms of men wanting to urinate but can't and feel urgent are caused by prostatitis. There are three reasons for its occurrence. The first reason is caused by infection with pathogenic microorganisms.

1. There are three reasons for prostatitis:

The main cause of prostatitis is infection by various pathogenic microorganisms, including viruses, mycoplasma, chlamydia, bacteria, spirochetes, fungi, trichomonas, etc. The patient's resistance is severely damaged, and fungal prostatitis occurs. The main way of prostatitis is urinary tract infection. The ascending infected urine spreads retrogradely from the prostate part of the urethra to the prostate gland duct, causing bacterial inflammation.

Secondly, the cause of prostatitis is lifestyle factors. Abnormal sexual life, such as frequent sexual life, masturbation, excessive drinking during sex, long-term sitting, riding bicycles, riding horses and other riding movements can cause prostate congestion, which is closely related to the onset of the disease. Interruptions and excessive inhibition of sexual life can cause prostate congestion, which are all causes of prostatitis. Under normal circumstances, coldness can cause sympathetic nerve activity in the prostate, leading to increased pressure in the urethra, hindering excretion, and the prostate duct also hinders excretion due to contraction, resulting in congestion and congestion. In addition, excessive frequency and force of prostate massage can also cause prostate congestion and edema.

Finally, the cause of prostatitis is also related to psychology. Anxiety, impatience, depression and other unhealthy psychological activities can reduce the body's immune level. For example, experiments have shown that a person who has long-term repressed emotions has lower levels of immunoglobulins in his blood than normal people, and he is much more likely to catch a cold, gastric ulcer, prostatitis, and even cancer than normal people.

2. Which group of people are prone to prostatitis?

Sitting for long periods of time can cause the prostate gland to be compressed and congested, which can easily lead to prostatitis. Taxi drivers have to sit in the driver's seat almost all day long, so they are one of the high-risk groups for prostatitis. In addition, white-collar workers who are under great pressure at work and often stay up late and drink alcohol will cause the bacterial flora in the prostate to grow and spread in large numbers, which is most likely to cause acute or chronic prostatitis. Finally, middle-aged men, who do not like to exercise and drink alcohol at social events, are also the main causes of prostatitis.