Difficulty urinating in men

There are many reasons why men have difficulty urinating. First, it may be prostatitis and prostate hyperplasia. It may also be due to excessive sexual activity and urinary tract infection. Therefore, when men have difficulty urinating, they should be checked in time and then choose the correct method for treatment. Generally, men's difficulty urinating is caused by prostatitis. They need to pay attention to the frequency of their sexual life and the protection of their kidneys.

1. Prostatitis

Prostatitis is a common disease in men. Patients with prostatitis will experience incomplete urination and difficulty urinating. Patients must seek timely treatment. Prostatitis will become more difficult to treat after it worsens.

2. Prostatic hyperplasia

When a man's prostate enlarges, it can easily block the urethra. At this time, the patient's urinary tract is blocked and he needs to use more force when urinating, which will also aggravate the prostate enlargement, thus forming a vicious cycle.

3. Excessive sexual activity

Some men are prone to problems such as excessive sexual activity, which can easily induce prostatitis, thereby causing difficulty in urination.

4. Diet

In life, men who often eat spicy food may also cause hemorrhoids, constipation, gastrointestinal congestion and other problems, thereby causing difficulty in urination due to excessive moisture.

5. Urinary tract infection

The most common symptoms of male urinary tract infection are frequent urination, urgency, and difficulty urinating. Common ones include cystitis, urethritis, etc.

What are the treatments for dysuria in men?

1. Chinese medicine treatment

Patients with incomplete urination and difficulty urinating will feel very uncomfortable. During treatment, Chinese medicine can be the first choice for conditioning. Chinese medicine treatment is more comprehensive and can achieve the effect of treating both the symptoms and the root cause. No matter what kind of inflammation causes urination difficulties, Chinese medicine treatment can be chosen. Urinary and reproductive system infections can be cured by taking Chinese medicine.

2. Western medicine treatment

Male patients can choose to use Western medicine for treatment when they have more severe dysuria. Western medicine has a quick anti-inflammatory effect. Dysuria caused by urinary tract inflammation can be quickly relieved after taking the medicine. However, a doctor's examination is required to determine which inflammation causes dysuria before choosing the corresponding antibacterial drug.

3. Daily care

In addition to choosing drug treatment, patients who experience dysuria should also pay attention to timely urination in their daily lives and be sure to drink plenty of water, which can not only accelerate metabolism, but also flush the urethra and relieve inflammation.