For male friends, the condition of urination in class to a certain extent reflects the health of the urogenital system. In daily life, most men have frequent nocturnal urination symptoms, but they believe that this is an inevitable physiological phenomenon of aging, and have not received sufficient attention. In fact, frequent nocturnal urination is a manifestation of the disease. Male experts have pointed out that increased nocturnal urination may be due to prostate stones.
According to experts, the prostate is an accessory organ of the male reproductive system. The fluid secreted by the prostate can nourish sperm and ensure its normal vitality. However, this prostatic fluid and exfoliated epithelial cells of the prostate are the main substances that form stones. "When a person suffers from prostatitis, gonorrhea, or prostate diverticulum, it can block the glands and prevent the discharge of secretions, which in turn aggravates the formation of inorganic salts that gradually form prostate stones.".
Most patients with prostate stones have no symptoms, and stones can remain in the prostate for many years without discomfort. If the stones are large, they may have frequent urination, hematuria, difficulty urinating, pain, and sometimes low libido, blood sperm, or impotence.
Experts from the andrology hospital said that prostate stones are mainly diagnosed by rectal palpation and X-ray. Multiple nodules can be reached on the surface of the prostate through the rectum, and there is a sense of friction of the stones. X-ray examination can understand the number, size, and location of the stones. For asymptomatic and non secondary prostate stones, no special treatment is generally required. The possibility of surgical treatment for large or multiple stones can be considered based on the patient's age and physical condition, and general drugs are not effective against them.
If male friends experience increased nocturnal urination over a period of time, they should consider that it is caused by prostate stones and receive treatment as soon as possible. Because nocturnal urination may be caused by prostate stones. The diagnosis and treatment of prostate stones are difficult, and prostate stones can easily be covered up by other concurrent prostate diseases and cannot be detected. To avoid this situation, it is recommended that male friends who have frequent nocturnal urination choose to receive examination and treatment at a regular male hospital to ensure the effectiveness of treatment.
In summary, we should know that increased nocturnal urination may be due to prostate stones. Once men develop symptoms of increased nocturnal urination, they should promptly go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment to avoid delaying the treatment opportunity and causing impact on their own health.