Why do men occasionally have white urine?

The problem of white urine mainly occurs in young men. This problem may be normal or abnormal. Patients should closely observe whether there are other symptoms, such as lower back pain. Everyone knows that chronic prostatitis is a very harmful male disease. This disease will cause white urine in male patients. In addition, the following are other causes of white urine in men.

Why do men occasionally have white urine?

Occasionally, men have white urine, which means that white liquid flows out after urination. This white liquid is considered to be prostatic fluid. First, consider the possibility of prostatitis. The common clinical symptoms of this disease are white liquid flowing out after urination or defecation, bifurcated urine, lower abdominal pain and discomfort, and scrotal pain and discomfort. If you have these clinical symptoms, it is recommended to go to the urology department of a tertiary hospital in time to do a routine urine and prostatic fluid test for a clear diagnosis. If the white blood cells in the prostatic fluid are elevated, it can be diagnosed as prostatitis.

It is caused by the premature precipitation of urine in the bladder, which is sometimes called chyluria. White urine is caused by the high level of androgen in young people, which leads to the high secretion of prostatic fluid. Frequent congestion of the prostate gland can cause the gland duct to expand. During urination, the passive contraction of the prostatic smooth muscle can easily cause the overflow of prostatic fluid, especially at night. The continuous passive erection of the penis further stimulates the secretion of glandular fluid, resulting in white urine during urination in the morning.

Or because the prostate is squeezed during defecation, intermittent white urine dripping may occur during urination. However, when suffering from chronic prostatitis, white urine dripping is also likely to occur due to inflammatory stimulation. If the urethral white dripping is not effectively treated, it may develop into severe prostatitis and frequent spermatorrhea and premature spermatorrhea, causing psychological pressure on the patient. Secondly, due to excessive exercise, less water intake or excessive consumption of meat and vegetables, oxalate and phosphate metabolism is excessive, resulting in salt crystal urine, which accumulates in the bladder during urination, and the urine will be cloudy or white dripping. At this time, the patient will also have symptoms such as lower abdominal drooping, discomfort, and sometimes radiation to the bilateral inguinal cleft, and moist and sticky scrotum. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment to avoid delaying the disease.