What is the reason for urinary incontinence, weakness and inability to urinate?

We encounter many problems in our daily life, some of which are quite private, so we may ignore their seriousness because it is difficult to talk about them. What should we do when we encounter difficulty urinating, weak urination, and inability to urinate completely? What should we do? Generally speaking, you need to determine your own situation. If you don’t quite understand your situation, why don’t we take a look at the relevant content together? It may be helpful for you to deal with problems in the future.

Weak urination is a common clinical symptom of urinary tract infection, sometimes accompanied by frequent urination and urgency. These symptoms can be seen in many diseases in Western medicine, such as acute and chronic pyelonephritis, cystitis, urinary tract stones, urethritis, etc. Urinary tract infection is a broad concept. It can be caused by many reasons. Even if different people suffer from the same disease, their treatment methods and treatment doses are different.

The most common urinary tract infection is bacterial inflammation of the bladder and urethra, collectively known as lower urinary tract infection. Common pathogens are Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus. Most of them are secondary and are more common in women. Common causes include urethral obstruction, inflammation of adjacent organs, bladder or urethral instrument examination, trauma, masturbation, etc.

Causes of weak urine include: prostatitis, prostatic hyperplasia, detrusor muscle weakness, overactive bladder, hypersensitivity, etc. Therefore you need to go to the hospital for a check-up to confirm the diagnosis.

Incomplete urination and frequent urination are symptoms of chronic prostatitis. You can go to the hospital for a prostate fluid test to rule out prostatitis first.

Things to note:

1) Pay attention to hygiene, overcome bad sexual habits, and exercise appropriate moderation in sexual intercourse.

2) Try to reduce local pressure on the perineum, such as not wearing tight pants and not riding a bicycle for too long.

3) Quit smoking, drinking and spicy and other irritating foods.

4) Drink more water and urinate more often to facilitate the discharge of inflammatory secretions.

5) Actively participate in physical exercise to enhance physical fitness.

Do not take medications at will without a clear reason, because in clinical practice, many patients take medications at will (without knowing the cause of the disease).

Yes, through the above knowledge, if you don’t understand your own condition, you’d better not take medicine indiscriminately, because it may worsen your condition. If your condition is more serious, then you must go to the hospital for treatment, so that your condition will improve. Finally, I wish you a speedy recovery.