Why do men urinate less but more often?

Men have many common problems. To solve some of their problems, we must first understand the causes of the problems. In this way, we can know what method is best to improve them. It is very common for men to have less urine output and more frequent urination. When men have such a situation, they must relieve it in time, otherwise the problem will be serious and will have a greater impact on the body. So what is the reason for men to have less urine output and more frequent urination? Let's introduce it in detail below.

Why do men urinate less but more frequently?

1. Increased water intake: When a man drinks more water during the day, his urine output will also increase, which will also cause frequent urination.

2. Inflammation of the reproductive system: When there is inflammation in the bladder, or in the case of prostatitis, the mental perception threshold is lowered, and the urge to urinate is in an excited state, which will also increase the frequency of urination in men and reduce the amount of urine. Therefore, if this symptom occurs, pay attention to whether there is inflammation in the reproductive system.

3. Bladder stones: Bladder stones will cause the bladder capacity to decrease, which will result in less space for storing urine, leading to more frequent urination and less urine output.

4. Mental factors: Some men urinate more frequently only during the day. This is because they are nervous and easily frightened, which also causes them to urinate more frequently but in smaller amounts.

If you urinate frequently but in small amounts, you may be alert to prostate disease:

1. Prostatic hyperplasia: After middle age, the secretory function of the prostate continues to decline, causing prostatic hyperplasia, compressing the posterior urethra, causing a series of problems such as frequent urination at night, urgency, and dribbling of urine.

2. Chronic prostatitis: Patients may experience frequent urination, urgent urination, white dripping after urination, incomplete urination, thin urine stream, and difficulty urinating. The treatment of chronic prostatitis is somewhat difficult and prone to recurrence. The key is that many patients are improperly treated, treated in time, and do not pay attention to preventive health care after treatment.

After understanding why men have frequent and low urine output, when alleviating the problem, you should pay attention to your diet and choose light food. Moreover, when men have such a situation, they cannot blindly choose treatment methods. They need to understand their own disease condition so that the treatment can be carried out correctly.