Why do men have difficulty urinating?

Whether you are a man or a woman, the human body has a urinary system. When the water and nutrients produced by the metabolism of tissue cells enter the kidneys, they are filtered by the kidneys and become urine. Normal excretion of urine will also affect the body. If urination is not smooth, the electrolyte balance of the body will also be damaged. So what causes men to have difficulty urinating?

1. Prostatitis

Prostatitis is a disease that often occurs in men. After the patient has prostatitis, he will have difficulty urinating and urinating. The patient must be treated immediately. Prostatitis will become more difficult to treat when it becomes malignant.

2. Prostatic hyperplasia

When a man's prostate enlarges, it is easy to block the urethral opening. At this time, the patient's urethra is blocked and he needs to use more force when urinating, which will also aggravate the prostate hyperplasia, which is polarizing.

3. The degree of married life

Some men are very prone to problems such as excessive sexual life. Excessive sexual life can easily cause prostatitis, which may lead to difficulty in urinating.

4. Diet matching

In daily life, men often eat some irritating foods, which can also cause problems such as hemorrhoids, constipation, and hematoma in the digestive system. In addition, excessive moisture in the body can cause difficulty in urination.

5. Urinary tract infection

The most common symptoms of infections in the male andrology system are frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold back urine, and poor urination. Common symptoms include cystitis, urethritis, etc.

What harm can men do if they have difficulty urinating?

1. Cause posterior urethritis

The urine in patients with dysuria cannot be discharged directly, and normal discharge of urine has a flushing effect on the urethral opening, which can prevent many genitourinary system infections. Insufficient urination may cause posterior urethritis. Now many men experience loss of sexual desire.

2. Chronic renal failure

If men suffering from urinary obstruction do not receive medical treatment, the genitourinary infection may turn into chronic infection, and long-term inflammation may lead to chronic renal failure, which must be paid attention to.

3. Redness and swelling of urethra

When men have difficulty urinating, there will be secretions in the urethral opening, swelling of the urethral opening, and pain and discomfort during urination.

4. Infertility

If prostatitis and urinary system infection lead to poor urination, it will cause men's ejaculation function problems and urethral stricture. In the end, if it is serious, it may cause male infertility.