Why do men have difficulty urinating?

Whether it is men or women, the human body has a urinary system. When the water and secretions produced by the basic metabolism of tissue cells enter the kidney function, urine is produced after the kidney function is overworked. The normal discharge of urine will also affect the body. If urination is not smooth, the body's electrolyte balance will also be damaged. So what is the reason for men's urination difficulty?

1. Prostatitis

Prostatitis is a common disease in men. Patients with prostatitis will experience unclean urine and difficulty urinating. Patients must seek medical treatment immediately, as prostatitis will be more difficult to treat if it worsens.

2. Prostatic hyperplasia

When a man's prostate enlarges, it is very easy to block the urethra. At this time, the patient's urethra is blocked, and he needs to use more force to urinate, which will also aggravate the prostate enlargement and thus polarize.

3. Sexual intercourse temperature

Some men are prone to problems such as excessive sexual activity, which can easily lead to prostatitis, which in turn causes urinary problems.

4. Food pairing

In daily life, men who often eat some irritating foods may also cause hemorrhoids, constipation, digestive system hematoma and other problems, and then excessive moisture in the body will cause urination problems.

5. Urinary tract infection

The most common symptoms of infection in the male andrological system are frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and difficulty urinating. Common symptoms include cystitis and urethritis.

What are the harms of men having difficulty urinating?

1. Cause posterior urethritis

Patients with dysuria cannot discharge urine in time, and the normal discharge of urine can flush the urethra and prevent many urogenital infections. If urination is not smooth, it may cause posterior urethritis. At this time, many men have a decrease in sexual desire.

2. Chronic renal failure

If men with urinary incontinence do not receive timely examination and treatment, genitourinary tract infection may turn into chronic infection. Long-term invasion of inflammation may continue to cause chronic renal failure, which must be taken seriously.

3. Urethra redness and swelling

When men have difficulty urinating, secretions will appear at the urethral opening, and the urethral opening will also become swollen. They will also continue to feel pain and discomfort when urinating.

4. Infertility

If the urination problem is caused by prostatitis and urinary tract infection, it will cause male ejaculation problems and urethral stenosis, and in severe cases may lead to male infertility.