What should men do if they have frequent urination and cannot urinate completely?

Many men are troubled by urinary diseases, such as frequent urination, urgency, and incomplete urination. This has a great impact on men's lives and health, and also has a very serious psychological impact. Therefore, many men seek treatment. So, what should men do if they urinate frequently, urgently, and incompletely? Let's take a closer look.

When frequent urination, urgency and incomplete urination occur, we can often first consider that it is a urinary tract infection. Urinary tract infection is often caused by bacterial infection, commonly due to bacteria, tuberculosis, fungi, viruses, diplococci and other diseases. Cystitis, pelvis, nephritis, urinary tract tuberculosis or combined infection based on stones, stenosis and deformity caused by original microorganisms is called complicated pyelonephritis or complicated urinary tract infection.

If some elderly patients have frequent urination, urgency and incomplete urination, it can often be considered as a phenomenon of prostate hyperplasia, which causes the body's sex hormones to lose balance, causing prostate hyperplasia and hypertrophy, compressing the posterior urethra and causing bladder irritation symptoms. On the basis of hyperplasia and hypertrophy, it is easy to be combined with prostatitis at the same time, making the symptoms more prominent.

Some young male friends may consider it as a symptom of prostatitis. These prostatitis often occur in some young patients. Patients may have frequent urination, urgent urination, white dripping after urination, incomplete urination, thin urine stream, dysuria, etc. The treatment of chronic prostatitis is difficult and easy to relapse.

The above is an introduction to what to do when men urinate frequently, urgently, and cannot urinate completely. I hope it will be helpful for men to understand. There are many factors that cause men to urinate frequently, urgently, and cannot urinate completely. When treating them, we must first identify the cause, and then take targeted measures to treat them to avoid causing more serious consequences to men's health.