How is dysuria caused and how can it be prevented?

Dysuria is not a complete inability to pass urine, it refers to poor urination, and the whole process of rehearsing urine is very laborious. Difficulty urinating, is usually a warning sign of certain diseases, people with mild symptoms will have delayed urination, short range, severe patients will have a weak urine stream, urine flow can not be continuously drip during urination, severe patients need to hold their breath and exert force, or press the lower abdomen urine with their hands to slowly excrete from the body. In more severe cases, urinary retention may occur.

The first cause of dysuria is mechanical. Dysuria is often caused by obstructive disease, which is what we call a mechanical cause. These lesions, which usually occur in the neck and lower part of the bladder, can cause difficulty urinating.

For example, bladder neck obstruction, bladder urethral stones, urethral valves, etc. Motility causes can also cause people to have difficulty urinating. The first common cause of dysuria caused by motility is neurological dysfunction, such as neurocystitis, spinal cord malformation injury after anesthesia for certain diseases, etc.

The second reason is bladder detrusor dysfunction, common ones are diabetes, sphincter problems, and so on.

There are many causes of difficulty urinating, and it is not possible to generalize. For example, boys will have prostatic hyperplasia and so on, and girls will have inflammation. In your daily life, remember not to hold your urine.

Holding urine is very harmful to the body, and in severe cases, it will cause cystitis. So awkwardness is one of the causes of difficulty urinating.

The cause of difficulty urinating is that people have a variety of troubles. The methods of prevention include maintaining a happy mood; Drink plenty of warm water; You can also go to the hospital for a check-up and prescribe some medicine to eat.

When you want to urinate but have trouble urinating, your bladder and kidneys are not functioning. There are a few foods and herbs that you can use to help change urination.

In addition, most elderly lead people have turbid urine, which indicates that the body is damp, acid hail is more inadequate, and it may also be caused by inflammation of the prostate.

Sugar, animal foods, dairy products, eggs, and processed rice and wheat can all acidify your body, producing high amounts of chlorine and toxins. If the body is too acidic, it will become a breeding ground for bacteria, and people with cloudy urine will often show symptoms of heavy moisture, such as lack of life, weakness of limbs, listlessness, stiffness, and confusion.

If you feel that it is difficult to urinate, you can add barley, barley, glutinous rice, red beans, black beans, kidney beans, wild fish, etc. to your diet to nourish your kidneys.

Some nuts can nourish kidney qi and benefit life, such as chestnuts, walnuts, golden cherry seeds (commonly known as mountain pomegranates) and so on.

If your urine is cloudy, eat more red beans, millet, sweet potatoes and other root foods.

You can take wild blue-green algae health food to eliminate moisture.

Active** Prostate disease and other causes of inflammation.

It is not good to urinate a little urine for half a day, and 3 kinds of medicinal herbs clear heat and relieve fire, and urinate freely.

It can be seen in a variety of urinary system diseases, the common ones are: 1. Prostatic hyperplasia: a more common disease in elderly men, the hyperplasia of prostate tissue compresses the urethra, causing increased urethral pressure, and patients will have laborious urination, delayed time, incomplete urination, urine dripping, and even urinary retention symptoms.

In the early stages, oral medication can be used for mild cases, and surgery is required for those with more severe symptoms**. 2. Urethral stricture: patients often have a history of urethral trauma, which is seen in young male patients, and the main symptoms are thin urine line, laborious urination, and strong urination.

Urethral dilation may be indicated in mild cases, while surgery may be required in severe cases**.