What are the causes of frequent urination, urgency, incomplete urination, and bifurcated urine and what to do?

Often feel like you have to urinate and it seems urgent, but when you actually urinate, there is no urine, and when you urinate, you suddenly feel a sharp pain in the urethra. Do many male friends encounter this situation? In fact, there are many reasons for this. Now I will talk about this problem, and the majority of male friends can also refer to their actual situation.

Split urine is not a big problem, don't be too nervous. There is a kind of split urine, which is completely physiological, just like people shivering in the cold winter, which is a normal phenomenon. This kind of physiological split urine is often seen after drinking too much, having sex, and getting up in the morning. There is also a kind of pathological split urine. This article talks about whether this kind of split urine is easy to treat and how to treat it more thoroughly.

Pathological bifurcation of urine is easy to identify. Long-term and frequent occurrence of bifurcation of urine can generally be determined to be pathological. Pathological bifurcation of urine is generally caused by inflammatory diseases, often accompanied by symptoms of frequent urination, urgency and incomplete urination. Under the invasion of pathogenic microorganisms, the affected tissues and organs become inflamed, and the urethral mucosal exudate or prostate secretion increases. The secretion contains mucin components. When the urine bifurcates and flows to the external urethral opening, the water evaporates, and the mucin causes the external urethral opening to adhere and close. This causes bifurcation of urine.

Is bifurcated urine easy to treat? How to treat it more thoroughly? I won’t talk about physiological bifurcated urine, which is a normal physiological phenomenon and does not need to be treated. However, even if it is physiological bifurcated urine, everyone still needs to pay attention to it. After all, some friends like to drink alcohol or something. This habit is not good, and long-term alcoholism is also prone to cause other diseases. Is it easy to treat pathological bifurcated urine? In fact, it is not a big deal. Pathological bifurcated urine is caused by prostatitis. If prostatitis is cured, bifurcated urine will disappear. For bifurcated urine caused by disease, it is necessary to find out what disease causes it. It will be easy to deal with it if the root cause of the disease is found. Bifurcated urine is mostly caused by prostatitis, so prostatitis must be cured first.

It can be seen that the most common cause of this phenomenon is prostate problems. Chronic prostatitis and other diseases endanger men's lives. In addition, you should also pay attention to the hygiene of the penis urethra. You must avoid dirt and uncleanliness during this period to aggravate the infection. You should also pay attention to rest, avoid working too hard, and rest at night.