What are the male urinary system diseases?

When men reach a certain age, they are prone to some diseases, such as impotence, premature ejaculation, prostatitis, etc. These diseases are very harmful to men's health. Men should receive treatment in time after suffering from these diseases, and they should also choose light food in their daily diet, which will help control the disease. So what are the male urinary system diseases?

What are the male urinary system diseases?

1. Prostate disease: Prostatic hyperplasia and prostatitis are common diseases of the male prostate. Prostatic hyperplasia is one of the common diseases of elderly male patients. With the increase of age, men have more or less prostatic hyperplasia. Studies have shown that prostatic hyperplasia begins after the age of 40, but it is more common in the elderly over 60 years old. The main symptoms of prostatic hyperplasia are difficulty urinating. In mild cases, the frequency of urination increases when getting up at night, and there is a phenomenon of incomplete urine or a small amount of urine after urination; in severe cases, the urine flow becomes thin, or even cannot be discharged; at the same time, it is often accompanied by symptoms such as back pain, limb weakness, and spermatorrhea. Severe prostatic hyperplasia must be surgically removed, and general conservative treatments, including hand massage, are not very satisfactory.

2. Urinary tract infection: This refers to urethra and bladder infection. The passage from the bladder to the outside of the body is called the urethra. The urethra and bladder are closely connected. Urinary tract infection often goes up and causes cystitis. Male urinary tract infection is usually caused by sexually transmitted diseases. Non-specific urethritis and gonorrhea are the two most common sexually transmitted diseases that cause urethra and cystitis.

3. Urinary system stones: stones that occur in the urinary system are also called urolithiasis. They include stones in the kidney, ureter, bladder and urethra. The occurrence and development of urolithiasis is closely related to nutritional status. In poor and backward countries, food is mainly plant protein, and urine lacks phosphate, which makes it easy to develop bladder stones, especially in children. In developed countries, calcium-containing kidney stones are common in adults.

We all have some understanding of male urinary system diseases. Men are very likely to develop the above diseases, so when there are some abnormalities in the male body, they need to go to the hospital for examination to prevent their own diseases from becoming more serious and shorten the treatment time. Men should also pay attention to this.