False sensation for urination in men

A man should relieve a small need up to seven times a day - this is normal with a sustained drinking regime. When the urinary system is involved more often, this indicates the penetration of an infection or an inflammatory process of the urea. In this case, there is a false urge to urinate in men, which are characterized by incomplete emptying or lack of excreted urine.

How men urinate

When the urinary tract has normal patency, the urinary tract is used to regulate the urge, which looks like a hollow organ. The walls of the organ are composed of muscle tissue.

Before urine enters the urine, it goes to the kidneys for filtration. Useful components, along with plasma, go to all organs in the body, and harmful components with excess fluid are sent to the bladder. After filling the organ, the nerve roots of the urea neck begin to irritate. The brain receives impulses, which leads to the desire to go and empty.

Factors that provoke a false urge to visit the toilet

False urges of men to urinate can warn of a genital infection. When no sexually transmitted diseases are found, a specialist examines the patient for an inflammatory process in the prostate, hyperplasia, renal pathologies, diseases of the urethral canal, urea.

A false urge to empty the urea can be triggered by these very pathologies. Sometimes a false desire can be without urine discharge or with a small outflow of urine.

Urethritis

Most often, with this state of affairs, adenoma or urethritis is diagnosed. Urethritis occurs in both women and men, but in the stronger sex it is more acute and difficult. This is due to the anatomical feature of the penis. The male urethra is longer and narrower. Urethritis is infectious and non-infectious. Most often, the disease is caused by chlamydia, gonococcus, viruses.

Male urethritis is caused by:

• constant or one-time freezing;
• unprotected sex;
• venereal diseases;
• addiction to alcohol, unhealthy diet;
• weakened immunity;
• frequent colds;
• urolithiasis.

In addition to impaired urination, false, frequent urge), sometimes whitish mucus is released from the urethra with itching, pain, burning. The disease itself will not go away, medical attention is needed.

Adenoma

With adenoma, the urge to frequent the toilet also appears, especially at night.

Adenoma is recognized by the following features:

• false urge to urinate;
• sluggish jet, feeling of not completely emptying;
• obstructed urination, especially at the beginning of the process.

What else causes urinary frequency

When urine begins to be released up to fifteen times a day, you need to be alert and track how much urine is released, what color, odor it is, pay attention to the discomfort during the process.

Increased urge is observed with possible pathologies:

• Cystitis, urethritis, chlamydia. Pathologies of an inflammatory nature against the background of the presence and reproduction of harmful bacteria. In this case, the shell is irritated, which provokes discomfort.
• Diabetes. Due to a malfunction of the pancreas with impaired insulin production, a violation of water-salt metabolism occurs, which increases diuresis. This pathology is marked by constant running to the toilet, while there are no other symptoms in the urinary and genital area.
• Urolithiasis. Stones and salts deposited in the kidney easily penetrate to the urinary canal, which leads to the blockage of urine flow. There may be urges to empty, but there is no urine at the exit. Going to the toilet becomes uncomfortable, painful, accompanied by an incomplete outflow of urine. Sometimes bloody discharge is observed with urine, which indicates trauma to the ureter with salts and stones.
• Prostatitis. The most common pathology, which is accompanied by frequent trips to the toilet, unpleasant symptoms, especially in older and middle-aged men. When the prostate gland is affected by an inflammatory process, then due to its enlarged size, pressure on the canal occurs. At the same time, there is soreness with frequent, false urges, and little urine is released.
• Adenoma. With prostate adenoma, urinary outflow is disturbed, frequent urge to disturb regularly.

Neurogenic Urinary Disorder

Neurogenic pathology in the urinary and genital area manifests itself at any age. Neurogenic disorders are caused by problems with the sphincter and muscle tissue of the urea.

Neurogenic disorders come in two forms: hypotonic and hypertensive.

• The hypotonic form is an almost complete absence of desire to empty the urea, even when it is full. The organ can contain up to 1000 ml of urine, and the pressure of the jet can be very small. When the bladder is full, urine is excreted drip.
• The hypertensive form is a constant desire for the process of emptying the urea, even when it is practically empty. The patient feels a constant urge to go to the toilet. This pathology has a feature in the form of a reverse reflux of urine into the kidneys. In addition, the patient develops incontinence. The reflux of urine to the kidneys can provoke pyelonephritis.

These pathogenic conditions can be triggered by various reasons:

• Parkinson's disease.
• Diabetes.
• Oncological processes.
• Previously migrated operations.
• Multiple sclerosis.
• Organic brain malfunction.
• Ischemic disease in the spinal cord.
• Impaired memory.
• Unclear etiology.

When neurogenic disorders are found in a patient, medical attention is needed. In hypertensive disorder, autogenous training, electrical stimulation of muscle tissue in the pelvic floor, exercise therapy are performed. Specialists can prescribe medications aimed at reducing urea hyperactivity.

When a hypotonic disorder is detected, exercise therapy, physiotherapy procedures are used, in difficult situations, catheterization (artificial urine drainage) is recommended.

An obvious urinary problem with incontinence, false desires, or other urinary and genital symptoms should be treated with the help of a specialist. Such symptoms are not temporary and are dangerous in their complications. The sooner medical assistance is provided, the faster recovery will be.

Development of problematic urine emission

Receptors (neurogenic) are located in the walls of the urea and are directly related to brain activity. When the body does not have pathological processes, then when the urea is filled, the organ is stretched. At the same time, the receptors are irritated, sending impulses to the brain, which causes the desire to empty the urea.

The urinary system is made up not only of the urinary tract and neurons, it includes many other organs, tissues, blood vessels. That is why it is so complex and multilevel. The pathological process of urination can be disturbed by any existing level with the manifestation of various inflammations, painful sensations, discomfort.

Sometimes the unpleasant symptoms associated with the inflammatory process are not very noticeable, but if you ignore timely treatment, pain and discomfort will intensify.

With such pathological phenomena, which may not seem too complicated, patients feel inconveniences that affect their daily, habitual lifestyle. Men are forced to go to the restroom all the time. This is reflected in the psyche. These situations are especially inconvenient at work.

Frequent visits to the toilet are marked by a small amount of urine excreted (a few drops). Such phenomena are associated with an incompletely collected volume of urine, while the urge is caused by irritation of the nerve roots for other reasons.

Research methods and treatment recommendations

When a patient develops a disorder of the urinary system, medical attention from a specialized specialist is needed.

The doctor prescribes diagnostic measures:

• Ultrasound examination;
• Cystoscopy;
• General clinical study with specific urine samples;
• Microbiological analysis for the study of flora in the mucous membrane of the urinary and genital organs;
• Biochemical study of plasma for renal pathologies.

If the central nervous system is impaired, the patient may need the help of a neuropathologist or psychotherapist.