Post Date April, 15 2023
Why do men split their urine after sex? It is one of the indicators of people's health. If you have problems with your health, you can also see the clues in your urine. So why do men split their urine after sex? The editor told you.
Why do men split their urine after sex?
It is one of the indicators of people's health. If you have problems with your health, you can also see the clues in your urine. If a man loves again and finds that the urine is not sprayed out honestly, it actually splits from the center. What is the matter.
Bifurcation of male urine indicates the passage of urine, which means that the urethra is not smooth. Generally speaking, there are several conditions of bifurcated urine.
One is sporadic or temporary, which is mostly unrelated to disease.
The main reason is that the anterior urethra or urethra opening is temporarily blocked. For example, some people urinate for the first time after getting up in the morning or after having sex. This is due to the temporary change of the shape of the urethral orifice caused by the accumulation of urine in the bladder all night, the high pressure in the bladder, and the great strength when urinating.
Also, the first urination after male ejaculation can also present the appearance of bifurcated urination, because part of the semen remains in the urethra, and the cavernous congestion is not completely disappeared, resulting in poor urine flow. In addition, after drinking a lot of alcohol, it will also lead to prostate congestion, poor urination and bifurcated urine flow. These conditions are temporary changes in urination, and are not pathological, and there is no need to worry.
The other is long-term bifurcations of urination, which can be related to some diseases and need timely treatment.
Long-term bifurcations of urination are mostly caused by the narrow posterior urethra or urethral orifice, or by the formation of scar after slow inflammation, resulting in the failure of smooth excretion of urine. Patients with chronic urethritis (most gonococcal) are common.
In addition, in the time of acute urethritis and prostatitis, because of urethral congestion, swelling and increased secretion, it can also affect the smoothness of urine and present bifurcated appearance. In addition, the long prepuce, the narrow external orifice of the urethra formed by the phimosis and the stones blocking the urethra can also present bifurcated urination.
