What is male urine pollution?

If a man has difficulty urinating, it may be a problem with the prostate. Most men may develop inflammation of the prostate due to long-term infection when they get older. The main symptoms of prostatitis are frequent urination, urgency, and incomplete urination. This disease is a problem for men. Many people keep silent about prostate diseases, which delays treatment. Failure to treat the disease in time will only make the disease worse. Let's take a look at what disease is the cause of male incomplete urination?

Incomplete urination and frequent urination are early signs of prostate hyperplasia, especially the increase in nocturnal urination, which is more clinically significant. Generally speaking, the number of nocturnal urinations is often parallel to the degree of prostate hypertrophy. When an elderly person who used to be unable to get up at night urinates 1-2 times at night, it often reflects the onset of early obstruction, and the increase from 2 times a night to 4-5 times a night or even more indicates the development and aggravation of the disease.

Prostatic hyperplasia is a common disease in elderly men. Its main symptoms are increased urination frequency (especially at night), incomplete urination, and thin urine flow. Climate change, fatigue, drinking, sexual intercourse, or infection can easily cause urine retention, or even complete inability to urinate, causing great pain.

Examination of male urine dripping continuously

1. Prostatic fluid examination: Routine prostatic fluid examination generally refers to the appearance of the prostate and microscopic examination. The main purpose is to see whether there are cells, the number of phospholipid bodies and trichomonas, sperm, tumor cells (staining examination is required), amyloid bodies and whether there are bacteria.

2. Urinalysis: Urinalysis is one of the three major routine medical examination items. Proteinuria or formed elements in urine sediment can be seen in the early stage of urinary system lesions. It is of great value in diagnosing urinary system inflammation.

3. B-ultrasound examination: "B-ultrasound" is to send ultrasound waves to the human body, and at the same time receive the reflected waves from the internal organs, and reflect the information on the screen. B-ultrasound is often used in men's medicine to observe the morphology of urogenital organs such as the prostate, which helps to judge the function of the organs.

4. Uroflowmetry: It measures the amount of urine discharged from the urethra per unit time, which can reflect the general level of urine storage and urination function of the lower urinary tract. It is a basic item of lower urinary tract urodynamics examination. It is often used to screen for urinary dysfunction.