Men should be careful not to urinate smoothly when doing this!

Going to the toilet to defecate is a "pleasant" thing, especially after holding urine for a long time. If you can defecate smoothly, you will really feel relieved. However, in life, some men will have difficulty urinating no matter what the situation is. What is the reason for this?

1. Long-term masturbation in men can also easily lead to urinary problems:

Because when masturbating, the sexual organs are directly stimulated, and the feeling of urinating will naturally arise. For example, if the female vaginal muscles continue to contract and relax, it will stimulate the bladder and urethra, so there will be a urge to urinate. If the penis is engorged for too long, or if some auxiliary tools are used during masturbation, if they are used improperly, excessive friction and stimulation of the penis or urethra, etc., may cause some discomfort. The most common situation is that there is a clear urge to urinate, but the urination feels not smooth, or there is a slight pain. Usually, these discomforts will disappear naturally after a short rest, so there is no need to be overly nervous.

2. Posterior urethral diseases:

The posterior urethra is compressed by prostatic hypertrophy, prostatic cancer, acute prostatic inflammation, bleeding, effusion, and fibrosis; inflammation, stones, tumors, edema, foreign bodies, etc. of the posterior urethra itself.

3. Anterior urethral diseases:

It is seen in anterior urethral stenosis, tumors, stones, foreign bodies, or congenital malformations such as urethral exstrophy, penile prepuce incarceration, abnormal penile erection, etc.

4. Body:

Caused by lesions in other parts of the body: Commonly seen in organic lesions such as spinal cord damage and occult spina bifida; also seen in diabetic neurogenic bladder, which is caused by autonomic nerve damage caused by diabetes. Patients with neurological dysfunction may have difficulty urinating in public toilets. Surgical injuries in the perineum may reflexively cause spasm of the urethral sphincter, resulting in difficulty urinating.

5. Bladder neck lesions:

The bladder neck is blocked by stones, tumors, blood clots, foreign bodies, or due to uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, compression in late pregnancy; bladder neck inflammation, stenosis, etc. are all included in this category.