Man peeing cough

In life, many men feel some coughing when urinating, which will affect normal urination. Sometimes the urination may be in streams, and sometimes there is no urination at all. They may even feel pain in the urethra and bladder when coughing. This is actually quite serious and may affect the kidney function of men. So what should men do if they cough when urinating?

Scientific research shows that when men urinate, the bladder's function is to use air to slowly squeeze out urine; and when we cough normally, our stomach squeezes air upwards.

In this way, when the two movements occur at the same time, one up and one down, they will conflict with each other, resulting in the inability to discharge urine normally. If this is a habit, the urine squeezed in the bladder cannot be discharged or is difficult to discharge, which will further affect kidney health. Once kidney health is affected, you know what is happening!

Now let's talk about the fact that men will unconsciously "shake" when they urinate:

From a professional perspective, this unconscious "shake" is called "shivering".

Many men have this experience, but it is not a pathological phenomenon, but a normal physiological phenomenon, especially in the cold winter, this phenomenon is more likely to occur. The so-called "urinary tremor" is more likely to occur when there is a lot of urine stored and discharged. The sudden discharge of urine will stimulate the muscles that control urinary excretion, triggering the nervous system and producing a chain reaction, resulting in "urinary tremor".

At this point, some people may ask, why don't women "shake" a little?

As we all know, human urine has a certain temperature, and this temperature is generally higher than the temperature of our urethra. When urine directly stimulates the urethra, the nerves in the urethra will be stimulated, thereby causing excitement.

Women usually squat when they go to the toilet, which directly suppresses the excitement conduction of the nervous system, so women will not "shake"!

Of course, this happens occasionally when women are particularly urgent to urinate!