Patient's question:
Male, 32. I've been feeling uncomfortable at the urethral opening whenever I urinate recently. When it's cold, I notice an increase in urination frequency, and my urine lacks strength. I'm very scared, fearing a serious illness. Could you please tell me what are the causes of frequent urination and urgency in men?Doctor's answer:
The patient's symptoms include frequent urination, urinary urgency, and recurring dribbling urine, terminal hematuria, and a sense of fullness or pain in the perineum. The pain may also radiate to the perineum, lumbar-sacral region, or thighs. Additionally, the patient may experience high fever, chills, and loss of appetite.Chronic prostatitis: The patient may exhibit frequent urination, urinary urgency, and an increasing number of nocturia.
Genital infections: This refers to infections of the male genitalia and adjacent areas caused by external pathogens, leading to inflammation. These genital infections include urethritis, chlamydia, mycoplasma infections, and many sexually transmitted diseases.