Why does it hurt when men urinate in the toilet?

In daily life, there are some problems when men urinate. Sometimes men feel a little pain in the urethra when they urinate, but many male friends don't understand why. After understanding the reason, we can treat this situation more effectively. So what is the reason for men to feel a little pain in the urethra when they urinate? Let's discuss how authoritative experts explain this problem based on many years of diagnosis and treatment experience.

There are many male diseases that can cause urethral pain, such as urethritis, prostatitis, prostatic hyperplasia, seminal vesiculitis, cystitis, urethral stones, bladder tuberculosis, pyelonephritis, etc., so men should pay attention to it. Slight pain in the urethra is not a small problem. Male friends should take it seriously if they have this condition, as it may be caused by some diseases.

Men who experience stinging pain when urinating may try to reduce the amount of water they drink every day to relieve the pain. This is indeed a very wrong approach. We should not only drink water, but also drink a lot of water.

1. Acute urethritis. Men may experience significant pain when they just start to urinate, or they may have difficulty urinating, which often occurs at the urethral opening.

2. If a man has significant pain before urinating, still feels pain after urinating, or feels pain even when not urinating, this condition is mostly at the urethra or adjacent organs, such as bladder trigone inflammation, prostatitis, etc.

3. If a man has difficulty urinating and is accompanied by pain, it is likely that the elderly man has prostate hyperplasia or urethral stones.

4. Men experience pain in the urethra at the end of urination and cannot hold their urine. This condition is mostly in the bladder and may be acute cystitis.

5. If a man suddenly stops urinating and is accompanied by pain or urinary retention, this condition is often caused by bladder, urethral stones or urethral foreign bodies.

6. If there is stinging or burning pain when urinating, this condition is common in subacute inflammatory irritations, such as acute urethritis, cystitis, prostatitis, and pyelonephritis.

The above is a detailed introduction by an authoritative expert from a male specialist hospital on "Why do men feel slight pain in the urethra when urinating?" Find out the cause, solve the cause, tell the authoritative expert your confusion, and the authoritative expert will explain it to you. In fact, no matter how busy your life is or how tired you are at work, you still have to pay more attention to your body, because only in this way can you ensure that you have a healthy and happy life. Finally, I wish you all a healthy life and a wonderful life!