What causes male perineum bulge?

Many men experience a feeling of bloating in the perineum, and the condition worsens after urination. Once this symptom occurs, it is best for male friends to go to a professional hospital for examination, because this symptom is closely related to prostate disease, and it may also be inflammation of the surrounding tissues. Only treatment can be carried out according to the situation, and it is best not to take medicine blindly. So what is the cause of male bloating in the perineum?

First, what causes male perineum swelling? Gonorrhea. Gonorrhea is a relatively common infectious disease. The symptoms are more obvious after the human urinary system is infected. It can be transmitted through sexual intercourse and blood. After the patient develops gonorrhea, perineum swelling is a typical symptom. At the same time, the patient will also have varying degrees of systemic symptoms, such as headache, nausea, fever, etc.

Second, prostate disease. Male prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis may cause perineal swelling. Patients need to undergo routine urine tests and B-ultrasound examinations to clarify the cause. Obstructive urination disorder. When men have urinary system diseases such as urinary delay and urinary insufficiency, most of them will have perineal swelling. During treatment, lower abdominal physiotherapy can be performed, such as hot compresses with warm water bags, to speed up blood circulation in the perineum and relieve discomfort. The male urethra passes through the middle of the prostate. When acute prostatitis occurs, the prostate is obviously congested and swollen, which can compress the urethra and cause difficulty in urination; if the prostate is severely congested and swollen, the prostate part of the urethra can be completely blocked, causing the patient to have acute urinary retention.

Seeing this, I believe everyone has already understood the problem of perineal swelling. If you want to relieve the symptoms well, you must go to a professional hospital for active treatment. In daily life, patients should also drink more water, reduce sitting time, and conduct self-psychological treatment. Patients can take anti-inflammatory drugs such as levofloxacin and amoxicillin orally, but please purchase and use them according to the drug instructions or under the guidance of a pharmacist.