Why do men always urinate frequently but cannot urinate completely?

Many male friends are in great pain when they have frequent urination and incomplete urination, and they don’t understand the reason. At first, they may not be bothered by frequent urination at night, but gradually it becomes serious and develops into frequent urination during the day, long urination time, difficulty urinating, and bifurcated urine stream. Male friends who have the above conditions need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible to avoid the disease from developing seriously and leading to sexual dysfunction. So what is the reason for male frequent urination and incomplete urination?

Frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, and incomplete urination are symptoms of bladder irritation. They can exist alone, but more often occur at the same time. They are more common in cystitis caused by acute and chronic urinary tract infections. Therefore, many people think they have cystitis when they have frequent urination, urgent urination, and urinary problems, and often take medicine without examination. However, in addition to cystitis, there are many common diseases that can also cause frequent urination, urgent urination, and painful urination. Such as prostatitis, urethritis, nephritis, etc. Among them, the more typical and common clinical diseases are the following three diseases: chronic prostatitis, prostatic hyperplasia, and genital infection. Therefore, men who have frequent urination and urgent urination must go to the hospital to check what disease is causing it, and then treat it symptomatically.

Male frequent urination, urgency and incomplete urination are caused by prostatitis

When prostate disease occurs, the following symptoms generally occur: frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, incomplete urination, continuous urination or white sticky discharge from the urethra. In addition, there is often swelling and pain all over the body, dull pain and discomfort around the genitals, cool and damp scrotum, swelling and pain in the waist and back, weakness in the lower limbs, etc. Prostatitis is common in young men. Excessive drinking, excessive massage, microbial infection, abnormal sexual life, long-term sitting, riding a bicycle, direct pressure on the perineum, and allergic reaction to certain viruses can all lead to prostatitis.

Male frequent urination, urgency and incomplete urination are caused by prostate hyperplasia

The main symptoms of prostatic hyperplasia are as follows: frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, etc. It may also be accompanied by hematuria. Frequent urination is often the first symptom of prostatic hyperplasia patients. In the early stage, it is more obvious at night, and then gradually worsens to frequent urination during the day. Progressive dysuria is the most important symptom of prostatic hyperplasia. It often develops very slowly and is sometimes considered a natural phenomenon and does not attract attention. In mild obstruction, urination is slow and intermittent, and there is dripping after urination. As the obstruction worsens, urination becomes more difficult, the range is shortened, the urine stream is thin and weak, and finally drips.

Male frequent urination, urgency and incomplete urination are caused by reproductive infection

Frequent urination, urgency, and incomplete urination in men are caused by reproductive infections, most of which are cystitis. Cystitis develops rapidly, often after excessive fatigue, cold, prolonged urination, or sexual intercourse. The course of the disease generally lasts for 1 to 2 weeks and disappears on its own or after treatment. Its characteristics are "acute" onset, "severe" inflammatory reaction, and "shallow" lesion site. Common symptoms include frequent urination, urgency, pain, purulent urine, and terminal hematuria, and even gross hematuria throughout the course. In severe cases, the bladder spasms due to inflammatory stimulation, making it impossible for the bladder to store urine, and frequent urination cannot be counted, resulting in a phenomenon similar to urinary incontinence. Because the site of acute inflammatory lesions is "shallow", the absorption capacity of the bladder mucosa is very weak, and frequent urination allows the urine to be discharged in time. Therefore, the systemic symptoms of simple acute cystitis are mild and usually there is no fever.

Men who have frequent urination or incomplete urination must go to the hospital to find out the condition and take the right medicine. Do not take medicine randomly. Pay attention to personal hygiene in daily life. It is best not to drink coffee, strong alcohol, strong tea, drink more boiled water, and it is best not to eat fried, fatty, spicy food, such as barbecue, hot pot, etc.