What causes foamy urine in men?

Under normal circumstances, human urine is relatively clear and does not have obvious colors or bubbles. If a male friend finds bubbles in his urine, he should pay attention to it. It is likely caused by some diseases in the body, such as urinary tract infection. There are many reasons for male urine bubbles. The following editor will introduce some specific reasons.

1. Abstinence

Regardless of the reason for abstinence, it is possible that male urine will become turbid and foamy, and if this continues for a long time, it will seriously affect male health. Many couples often stop having sex for a long time due to long-term separation. In this case, it is not only easy to cause foam in male urine, but also male semen is prone to yellowing. Therefore, experts should pay attention to it in daily life. It is very important to have a regular sex life.

Some people who are often sexually excited will have more mucus secreted by the bulbourethral glands and the surface tension of urine will increase, so bubbles will also appear in the urine.

2. Urinary tract factors

Urinary tract factors are also common causes of foamy urine. In addition to urinary tract infection, the urinary tract is connected to gas-containing organs or tissues such as the intestines or vagina, which can also cause this phenomenon. There are many reasons for the connection between the urinary tract and the intestinal organs, including trauma, tumors, inflammation, childbirth, congenital malformations, and various abdominal surgeries, which can cause gas to communicate with the urinary tract, resulting in foamy urine.

Patients with this phenomenon should pay attention when urinating, especially when they are in a hurry to urinate. Otherwise, the urination pressure will increase and the urine speed will increase, which may lead to increased tension on the urine surface and affect the health of the urinary system.

3. Kidney disease

If the patient has kidney disease, it will also cause foam in the urine, so it is important to check kidney health regularly. In addition to kidney diseases, there are many diseases of adjacent organs that can also affect normal urination, such as bladder and prostate diseases. Once gas enters the bladder, ureter and even kidneys, it will be discharged with urine and produce pneumaturia.

If only small bubbles appear when you urinate and disappear quickly, generally no treatment is required and there is no need to worry too much. Generally, it will not have much impact on your health. However, if bubbles exist for a long time, it is best to go to the hospital for examination in time and then receive appropriate treatment.