Is white urine in men serious?

Many people don’t know much about white urine. If men have white urine in their daily life, they must understand the specific reasons. This may be related to the high secretion of male hormones. At this time, the prostate fluid secretion is relatively large, which can easily lead to such a phenomenon. In addition, it may also be related to some other reasons, such as inflammatory stimulation. Let’s take a look at whether white urine in men is serious?

Is white urine in men serious?

1. Indirectly lead to urinary discomfort: bladder irritation symptoms may occur, such as frequent urination, burning and pain in the urethra during urination, and radiating to the head of the penis.

2. Indirectly cause local symptoms: swelling and discomfort in the posterior urethra, perineum and anus.

3. Indirectly causes radiating pain: The pain of chronic prostatitis is not limited to the urethra and perineum, and lower back pain is the most common.

4. Indirectly lead to sexual dysfunction: Chronic prostatitis can cause loss of libido, ejaculation pain, and premature ejaculation.

5. Indirectly cause other symptoms: Chronic prostatitis may be accompanied by neurasthenia.

Disease Introduction

However, in patients with chronic prostatitis, white urine is likely to occur due to inflammatory stimulation. At this time, more white blood cells will be found in the prostate, accompanied by certain clinical symptoms. The two can be distinguished.

White discharge after urination is mostly caused by chronic prostatitis. The white discharge is prostatic fluid, not semen. Excessive drinking, cold, perineum injury, abnormal sexual life, frequent sexual impulses, and long-distance cycling or horse riding can all lead to prostate congestion and blood stasis, which are important factors that cause prostate inflammation. This disease can be cured by following the doctor's instructions or taking antibiotics and taking Chinese medicine internally.

If urethral white discharge cannot be effectively treated, it may develop into severe prostatitis and frequent spermatorrhea and premature spermatorrhea, causing psychological stress to the patient. Secondly, excessive exercise, drinking less water or overeating meat and vegetables can lead to excessive metabolism of oxalate and phosphate, resulting in salt crystal urine, which accumulates in the bladder during urination, and the urine will be cloudy or white discharge. At this time, the patient will also have symptoms such as lower abdominal distension, discomfort, sometimes radiating to the bilateral inguinal cleft, and moist and sticky scrotum.