Three major diseases cause urethral pain in men when urinating!

Today's fast-paced life has brought great troubles to men's physical health, especially office workers who sit for long periods of time. They are more likely to experience a stinging sensation when urinating. Is this a sign of disease? According to experts, the causes of such pain in men are the following three major diseases.

1. Prostatitis

Prostatitis can also cause pain during urination, and the pain is most obvious at the end of urination. After urination, you still feel pain, similar to the feeling of "empty pain". It is common in drivers, IT personnel and other people who often sit to work. Before and after the stinging pain during urination, there is also discomfort in the lower abdomen. After squeezing the urethra, there is often secretion. Then you may have prostatitis. Recent studies have shown that after prostatitis urodynamic examination, it was found that after men suffer from prostatitis, the pressure of the posterior urethra increases significantly, causing the smooth muscle capacity of the posterior urethra of the prostate to increase, causing urine to flow back to the prostate, and the uric acid in the urine will produce a chemical stimulation, causing prostate patients to experience symptoms such as urination pain and groin pain. In summary, when men experience pain during urination, they should actively cooperate with the examination to confirm what disease is causing it. Generally speaking, the first thing to do is to do a routine urine test to check whether there are abnormalities such as red blood cells, white blood cells, pus cells, etc. in the urine, which can help determine the cause of urination pain. Then, combined with its clinical symptoms, it can be determined whether it is caused by other diseases.

2. Cystitis

Cystitis is an inflammation that occurs in the bladder area. Most cases are caused by infection in the urethra that retrogrades to the bladder, so cystitis is often associated with chronic urethritis. When urinating, the bacteria-laden urine in the bladder stimulates the urethra, which causes a noticeable burning sensation, pain during urination, lower abdominal pain at the end of urination, turbid urine, and sometimes hematuria. When urinary bacteria are cultured, it can be found that the number of bacteria per milliliter of urine exceeds 100,000. If not treated in time, it will turn into chronic cystitis, and the condition will be prolonged and difficult to cure. At this time, if you take diuretic and anti-inflammatory pills that have the effects of clearing away heat and detoxification, diuresis and stranguria, the disease can be cured quickly.

3. Sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea or condyloma acuminatum

If you have a history of unclean sexual behavior and then experience stinging pain when urinating, increased urethral discharge, rashes and bumps on the penis, the most likely problem is a sexually transmitted disease such as gonorrhea or genital warts.