What is the overview of white urine?

White urine is a common disease. Generally speaking, white urine usually occurs in men. After suffering from white urine, it will have a great impact on men's physical health, especially during sexual life, which will cause men to experience symptoms such as stinging. White urine requires active treatment. If white urine is not treated in time, the condition will not only worsen, but it may also cause men to suffer from other diseases and endanger their health.

White urine droplets

White urine refers to the white viscous liquid flowing out of the urethra before or after urination in the morning, or after defecation. It is a physiological phenomenon and is caused by pathological factors. The physiological factor is mainly due to sexual intercourse before urination at night, and semen remains in the urethra. Therefore, white liquid will appear when urinating in the morning. In addition, the most common is chronic prostatitis. The general symptoms of chronic prostatitis include abnormal urination, pelvic floor pain, and sexual dysfunction. The pain is usually above the pubic bone, lumbar sacral region, and perineum.

Abnormal urination can be manifested as frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, bifurcated urination, thin urine stream, increased nocturia, milky white discharge from the urethra in the early morning, and may be accompanied by sexual dysfunction. Therefore, if white urine appears, it is recommended to do routine urine examination, urinary system ultrasound examination, and prostate fluid examination, especially if abnormal urination occurs, it is considered to be caused by chronic prostatitis.

What to do if urine is white?

White urine refers to the appearance of milky white liquid at the end of urination, which is caused by prostatitis. White urine is an early clinical symptom of prostatitis. In addition to this clinical symptom, there may also be clinical symptoms such as bifurcated urine, incomplete urination, urinary retention, lower abdominal pain or perineal pain.

When patients have these clinical symptoms, it is recommended to go to the hospital for relevant examinations in time to confirm the diagnosis. Urinalysis, prostatic fluid routine, and prostatic residual urine color Doppler ultrasound examination can be done to confirm the diagnosis. Once prostatitis is confirmed, it is recommended to take levofloxacin, ofloxacin, cefprozil, prostaglandin or prostaglandin for treatment, which can improve the patient's clinical symptoms.

What causes white urine?

White urine is common in chronic prostatitis and is a very common symptom of chronic prostatitis. White urine is mainly due to the increased secretion of prostatic fluid caused by prostatitis. At the end of urination, the contraction of the pelvic muscles compresses the prostate gland, causing more prostatic fluid to be secreted and discharged from the urethra. This phenomenon is called white urine.

After this happens, patients usually need to consider the possibility of prostatitis and go to the hospital for relevant examinations. Generally, the diagnosis can be confirmed through prostate color Doppler ultrasound or routine examination of prostate fluid. After the diagnosis is clear, oral medication is needed for treatment. Commonly used drugs include Tamsulosin, Harle, Ningmita, Prostaglandin, Prostaglandin, etc.