Does bifurcated urine in men need treatment?

Have men ever experienced the embarrassment of bifurcated urine when urinating? However, many men do not take it seriously and think it is a normal reaction. However, they do not know that habitual bifurcated urine needs to be vigilant, as it may be a phenomenon of some urogenital system diseases.

Why does urine split?

The condition in which urine branches out after being discharged from the urethra is called urine bifurcation. According to the cause of the disease, it can be divided into physiological urine bifurcation and physiological urine bifurcation. These two conditions must be actually analyzed.

Physiological bifurcated urine is also called random bifurcated urine. It is mainly caused by temporary obstruction of the urethral opening or the urethral opening interface. It is generally not related to symptoms. It is more common after sex, drinking or holding back urine. It is transient. For example, after sex, the male's semen is still residual in the urethral opening, and the congestion of the corpus cavernosum has not subsided, causing the male to have a temporary bifurcated urine; or after a man drinks a lot, it causes prostatitis, which can also cause bifurcated urine in the male. Generally, stopping drinking can alleviate it; there are also men who hold back urine for a long time, which will cause the bladder to be too full, causing the discharged urine to affect the shape of the urethral opening, resulting in bifurcated urine. It is recommended that men do not have the habit of holding back urine.

Physiological bifurcation of urine is also called habitual bifurcation of urine. It is mostly caused by the urethra being too narrow or blocked by some diseases. It usually indicates that men have urethral stones, prostatic hyperplasia, inflammation and other diseases. For example, bruises caused by inflammation will block the urethra, affecting normal urination and causing bifurcation of urine. Another example is prostatic hyperplasia or inflammation that will narrow the urethra. In addition to causing bifurcation of urine, it will also cause symptoms such as urgency and frequent urination. In short, men with habitual bifurcation of urine should be taken seriously. It is best to go to the hospital for a check-up as soon as possible to avoid delaying the treatment of the disease.

How to relieve split urine?

1. General treatment methods

Men should learn to improve their confidence, not have too much work pressure and stress, and have a correct attitude towards sexual experience. Men can take a sitz bath with milk and hot water, and avoid eating spicy food and irritating food, and correct bad habits such as sitting still for a long time, holding urine, and drinking.

2. Prostate massage

Men can lie flat on the bed, rub their hands to warm them up, and then massage their private parts. This can promote blood circulation and the metabolism of male prostate secretions, relieve prostate inflammation symptoms, protect prostate health, and effectively reduce urine bifurcation symptoms.

Physiological urine bifurcation is caused by temporary obstruction of the urethral opening. Generally, it can be alleviated by finding the cause of the urethral obstruction. If the urine bifurcation is caused by alcoholism, it can generally be alleviated after controlling alcohol consumption. If the urine bifurcation is caused by long-term urine retention, it can generally be alleviated by correcting the habit of urine retention. Physiological urine bifurcation requires diagnosis of the cause of the disease, and the root cause of the disease must be determined before targeted treatment.

Some men have physiological symptom of bifurcated urine, but ignoring the examination will delay treatment. Therefore, men should recognize the symptoms and seek examination and treatment as soon as possible if any abnormality occurs.