What disease causes painful bleeding during urination?

If there is bleeding and pain when urinating, friends should be alert. Generally, there is no pain when urinating. It will only happen when there is disease or discomfort, such as urinary tract infection, non-gonococcal urethritis and other diseases. For friends who experience such phenomena or discomfort, they should be checked in time to find out the cause of the abnormality and then receive targeted treatment.

1. Prostate disease.

In addition to feeling dull pain and discomfort in the perineum, vulva, and groin, lower abdominal distension and pain, and urination disorders such as urgency and stinging, frequent urination, difficulty urinating, incomplete urination, and waiting to urinate, patients are often also accompanied by discomfort, stinging, and prolapse in the anus, and symptoms of incomplete defecation or bleeding.

2. Urinary tract infection.

Male urogenital infections can affect the normal physiological functions of the urinary tract, gonads, accessory glands and external genitalia to varying degrees. The most significant impact is on sexual desire and sexual function, which can lead to low libido or sexual function. This is one of the reasons why urination hurts in men.

3. Reproductive organ diseases.

Diseases of the male reproductive organs often cause male infertility and other urinary diseases in clinical cases. Among them, the most common ones are phimosis and excessive foreskin, which can also cause stinging pain when men urinate.