Urine is not far away, those disease signals in men's urine

Although urine is the body's metabolic waste, the amount of urine, color, and feeling when urinating each day indirectly reflect one's physical condition. Some men find that their urine becomes thinner and does not go far when urinating. What is the reason?

Thin urine

"I used to urinate very quickly, far and thick when I urinated. Why has my urine become thinner and thinner in the past two years?" Some middle-aged men will murmur in their hearts. This indicates that prostate hyperplasia may have occurred. The enlarged prostate will compress the urethra, resulting in poor urination. At the beginning, the bladder will compensate and increase the pressure, and at the same time, the abdomen will also increase the pressure to help the smooth discharge of urine. As the prostate continues to grow, the pressure on the urethra increases, and the pressure on the bladder also increases. However, this increase in bladder pressure is not endless, and the hyperplasia of the prostate is likely to continue. If left untreated, the pressure on the urethra will continue to increase, the urine will become thinner, and the urine will not be able to urinate far, and even eventually there will be obstruction and inability to urinate.

Urine not far away

In men's restrooms, there are often reminders like "a small step forward, a big step for civilization", reminding men to urinate in the urinal as much as possible. But for some men, it's not that they don't want to urinate within the "specified range", but they just can't urinate far enough, and even urine will drip on their shoes. This situation is more common in middle-aged and elderly men, indicating that prostate hyperplasia may have occurred. With the increase of age, all organs of the human body are in a trend of atrophy, but the prostate is gradually enlarged. The male urethra passes through the prostate, and the enlarged prostate will compress the urethra, resulting in difficult urination and short urination.