Why does a man's urine split?

It is believed that in daily life, male friends will have bifurcated urine when urinating. When encountering this situation, many people may think that it is caused by prostatitis, because prostatitis is also a common male disease in daily life. They are all very worried because the male prostate is a key organ in the human body. So is bifurcated urine caused by prostatitis? If not, what is the cause? Let's find out together below.

Does a boy’s bifurcated urine mean he has prostatitis?

Urinary tract bifurcation can also be said to be a more obvious symptom of the very common prostatitis. However, bifurcated urine in men does not mean that they only have prostatitis. In fact, bifurcated urine is a very physiological condition. Bifurcated urine in men is not only caused by prostatitis. There are other factors that cause bifurcated urine. So don't worry too much. Bifurcated urine is not a general rule. When you encounter this situation, pay attention to your own health condition. Bifurcated urine can be divided into physiological and physiological. Let's learn about it below and see which one you are.

What causes bifurcated urine in boys? It may be related to these two points!

1. Physiological bifurcated urine

Physiological bifurcated urine can be said to be a relatively common and natural condition. In other words, it is normal to have this problem once or rarely. Generally speaking, it is not closely related to any disease, so there is no need to worry too much. Most of the time, it may be caused by obstruction of the anterior urethral orifice or the urethral opening. For example, when we wake up, there is a lot of urine in the bladder. If it is not discharged in time, it will cause pressure and pressure on the bladder. Therefore, when urinating, urinating more frequently will cause bifurcated urine. There is also a situation that when a couple has sexual intercourse, due to some urine remaining in the urethra, bifurcation may occur when urinating. This situation is normal and does not require special treatment.

2. Physiological bifurcated urine

However, if it is physiological bifurcation of urine, it may be related to some symptoms of the body, such as prostatitis will cause bifurcation of urine, and vaginitis will also cause bifurcation of urine. In addition, it will continue to be accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, pain, and incomplete urination, because there may be more bacteria in the male prostate. Leading to urethral infection, causing bifurcation of urine, or prostatitis secretion is more, causing blockage. However, the stool will gradually dissolve the urine, and it can also gradually be accompanied by the opening of the mouth and the urine will be dissolved, resulting in bifurcation of urine. This situation should be checked immediately and treated.