What causes bladder pain in men?

Bladder pain is likely caused by subacute bacterial cystitis, which is a common urinary tract infection caused by bacterial infection; most of its pathogens are Escherichia coli. Cystitis should be treated with antibiotics and should be treated as soon as possible to prevent it from becoming chronic. In addition, a comprehensive examination of the urinary and reproductive systems is also required, including cystoscopy and venous pyelography; further treatment can be performed after the cause of the disease is identified.

1. It is caused by holding urine. Holding urine is a bad habit, and its direct risk is to cause urinary tract infection. First, holding urine affects the normal urination function, causing urine to stay in the bladder for too long, increasing the chance of bacteria to grow and multiply. Secondly, because of holding urine, the pressure in the bladder increases, making it easier for bacteria to rise along the urethra and cause pyelonephritis. Secondly, frequent urination makes the bladder expand and remain in a state of overfilling for a long time. Over time, the elasticity of the bladder wall decreases, the pressure effector slows down, and the bladder contraction decreases, resulting in an increase in the amount of residual urine in the bladder after urination, and even urinary retention. In addition, due to the increase in the frequency of urination, the water in the urine retained in the bladder is absorbed again, and the urine is extracted, and the metabolic waste cannot be excreted from the body in time, so it is easy to cause cystitis. It is recommended to urinate immediately when you feel the urge to urinate.

2. If there is a subtle pain in the lower abdomen, glans penis, and bladder, but it is not obvious, and going to the toilet is normal, and this feeling only occurs when squatting, not when standing or lying down. After checking the urine, the doctor said there is no problem and to drink more water, but if there is still a subtle pain, from the symptom point of view, there are obvious manifestations of urinary tract infection, but if the urine test is normal, it is best to do a bacterial culture to see if there is chlamydia, mycoplasma, etc. Suggestion: The general routine urine examination should be done several times before the problem can be found. Urinary tract infection is often encountered accidentally. Usually, drink more water, eat less spicy and irritating foods, don't hold urine, and take some levofloxacin for inflammation.

3. If you have had bladder stones in the past and now feel bladder pain after urination, it is likely that the stones have damaged the bladder and caused inflammation. It is recommended that you go to the hospital's urology department for a bladder examination and seek diagnosis to facilitate treatment; you can take: norfloxacin or levofloxacin, furazolidone, prednisone, two tablets each three times a day, for a cycle of three to five days.

If we usually have pain in some parts of the body, don't ignore them, they may be the symptoms of some diseases, and we should treat them in time. Don't take it lightly, so as to avoid regrets in the future. The human body is our own, and we can only be healthy if we ensure its health.