Whether your body is healthy or not can be determined by whether you urinate smoothly

Men are usually busy with their careers, and few of them pay attention to maintenance issues every day. Therefore, it is easy to ignore some problems that may affect their own health. Take urination as an example. Some people feel uncomfortable, time-consuming and laborious when defecating, and they urinate frequently. In this case, people who are a little careless will not care too much. However, the editor would like to remind male friends here that if you find that urination is not smooth and this situation exists for a long time, it is very likely that there is a problem with your body. You should pay attention to the following situations.

1. Weak and incomplete urination

Most of them are caused by prostatitis, because when the prostate becomes inflamed, it will compress the prostate and cause the prostatic fluid to slowly overflow. When the prostatic fluid flows through the urethra, there will be a feeling of urination, but in fact there is not much urine in the bladder. The prostatic fluid blocks or occupies the urethra, resulting in weak and incomplete urination. This situation is more common in the elderly.

2. Thin and bifurcated urine stream

Although young people's urination is more powerful and has a longer range than that of the elderly, a thin and bifurcated urethra is also a manifestation of difficulty in urination, which indicates that you may have chronic prostatitis or stones. This condition is often accompanied by other symptoms such as scrotal swelling, soreness in the lower abdomen and perineum.

3. Urinating with pain

It is mostly caused by prostate hyperplasia. Young people should be careful to prevent urethral stenosis, stones, anal inflammation, etc.

4. Hematuria

Middle-aged and elderly people who have difficulty urinating, especially those accompanied by painless hematuria, should be careful to guard against urinary tract tumors. Obstruction caused by tumor compression of tissues and organs around the bladder can lead to difficulty urinating.

If you find that you have difficulty urinating, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time. Except for some urinary problems caused by severe nerve damage such as diabetes and spinal cord diseases, which are irreversible, most urinary problems are recoverable after the cause is eliminated.

Paying attention to some details in life can also help relieve urinary problems:

1. Drink plenty of water, do not hold your urine, and urinate actively.

2. Turn on the water pipe and let the sound of running water stimulate the urination center to induce urination.

3. Apply a hot water bag to your lower abdomen to facilitate smooth urination.

4. Patients with prostatic hyperplasia should use antihistamines, antispasmodics and antiasthmatic drugs under the guidance of a doctor.