Male urethra pain after urination

The reason why men experience urethral pain when urinating may be urethritis or urinary tract infection, or it may be symptoms such as kidney stones or urinary stones. Therefore, men who often experience urethral pain after urinating need to see a doctor immediately to reduce the impact of the disease. In addition, male urethral pain will affect men's sexual desire and penis health, so they need to avoid sexual intercourse.

What causes painful urination in men?

Urethritis

It refers to the invasion of bacteria, viruses and other pathogens into the urethra, causing inflammation, which in turn stimulates the urethra and affects urination. It is the main cause of painful urination. Male patients in the acute stage of urethritis will also have purulent secretions. A smear of the secretions or a urine bacterial culture can be done to confirm which pathogen is causing it.

prostatitis

There will also be pain when urinating, and the pain is most obvious at the end of urination. After urinating, the pain is still felt, similar to the feeling of "empty pain".

Studies have shown that urodynamic examinations of prostatitis have revealed that after men develop prostatitis, the posterior urethral pressure increases significantly, causing the smooth muscle capacity of the posterior urethra to increase, causing urine to flow back to the prostate. The uric acid in the urine will produce a chemical stimulation, causing prostate patients to experience symptoms such as painful urination and groin pain.

Urinary tract stones

Urinary stones can also cause stinging when urinating. Urinary stones are one of the most common urological diseases. They are more common in men than in women. The formation mechanism is not fully elucidated, and there are many theories. The recurrence rate is high. If the stinging when urinating is caused by urinary stones, minimally invasive treatment can be used to cure the stones, and the stinging when urinating will be resolved.

Cystitis

Inflammation in the bladder area is mostly caused by infection in the urethra that goes back to the bladder, so cystitis is often accompanied by chronic urethritis. When urinating, the bacteria-laden urine in the bladder stimulates the urethra, which causes a noticeable burning sensation, pain during urination, lower abdominal pain at the end of urination, turbid urine, and sometimes hematuria.

Non-leukoplakia

A sexually transmitted disease mainly caused by Chlamydia trachomatis and Mycoplasma. The symptoms are similar to those of gonorrhea, with an incubation period of 10-20 days. The onset of symptoms is mild, including urinary pain, urethral discomfort, urethral itching, burning or stinging, urethral redness and swelling, urethral secretions, thin, and "sweating" in the morning.

What are the diseases of the male urethra?

1. Acute urethritis: Urethritis is a disease that directly infects the urinary system. The reason why men experience urethral pain when urinating is due to urethritis. Acute urethritis occurs when men experience obvious urinary pain at the beginning of urination, or when they have difficulty urinating.

2. Acute cystitis: Frequent urination and urgency are also disorders of the urinary system. The main reason for male urethral pain is that the pain occurs at the end of urination.

3. Prostatic hyperplasia: Prostatitis is a common condition that causes urinary system disorders, mainly characterized by difficulty urinating and accompanied by bloating and pain. It is not only seen in prostatic hyperplasia, but also in urethral stones.

Therefore, when men feel a stinging sensation when urinating, they should not avoid medical treatment for fear of others pointing fingers at them after learning that they are sick. Instead, they should be more open-minded. If they do not treat the disease early, it may become an incurable disease. And whether it is a male or female friend, when they get sick in their private parts, they must go to the hospital for treatment in time.