Why do men have frequent, urgent and painful urination?

Nowadays, the pace of life is fast and the pressure of life is relatively high. In order to relieve stress, many people often have various bad habits, such as smoking, drinking, etc., which pose a great threat to men's health. About half of male friends will suffer from prostatitis, and the age is getting younger and younger. Therefore, when male friends find that they have frequent urination, painful urination, and incomplete urination, it is best to pay attention.

Prostatitis is mainly divided into acute and chronic prostatitis. Especially in this season, the symptoms of prostatitis are diverse, mostly manifested as frequent urination, urgency, frequent urination at night, difficulty urinating, swelling of the perineum and lower abdomen, soreness of the waist and knees, etc. Male friends should be vigilant and it is best to go to a professional men's hospital for diagnosis and treatment. Chinese medicine therapy: a way to solve prostatitis

Prostatitis is prone to recurrence and is difficult to cure. Many people mistakenly believe that prostatitis cannot be cured. Experts say that as long as you have the right knowledge and receive standardized, targeted treatment, prostatitis can be cured. It is best to choose a professional andrology hospital with independent inspection and laboratory departments, because professional andrology hospitals have prostatitis treatment experts with rich clinical experience and the most advanced diagnostic and treatment equipment at home and abroad.

Pay attention to changes in your physical condition in time. Sometimes simple discomfort is a warning light in the body, telling you that there is a problem somewhere in the body, which may be a sign of cancer.

1. Prostate cancer: Problems with urination

As men age, urinary problems become more common, with frequent urination, urgent urination, or incomplete urination being more common. If symptoms become more severe, especially if there is a strong sense of urgency when urinating, you should be alert to prostate cancer. Usually, a rectal examination should be done, and the doctor will tell you whether you have an enlarged prostate, which is the main symptom of prostate cancer.

2. Testicular cancer: changes in the testicles

The American Cancer Society recommends that men should self-examine their testicles every month, including changes in testicular size, obvious enlargement or shrinkage, lumps in the scrotum, scrotal pain, etc. If there are any problems, they should seek medical attention immediately. In particular, if the scrotum feels swollen and feels like a coal ball is placed inside, and it lasts for more than a week, you should see a doctor immediately. This is the most typical precursor to testicular cancer, and blood tests and scrotal ultrasound tests are required. Testicular cancer is most common in the 20-39 age group.

As a modern male friend, it is best to have a regular physical examination every year, especially when you feel a little uncomfortable, you should go for a check-up in time. Try to develop good living habits in normal times, reduce unnecessary staying up late and drinking, and do moderate physical exercise every day to enhance the body's resistance.