Patient's question:
It has been two years since I have been urinating frequently. This year, I don't know what's going on, but my urine has become thinner and it seems like I have weak urination. I urinate about 10 times a day, but each time it doesn't last more than 30 seconds. Sometimes it's only 10 seconds, and the amount of urine is not much. But when there's even a little urine, it feels like I need to urinate urgently, but when I actually do, there isn't much. Sometimes when I go to the bathroom, I can't urinate while standing up and have to strain to get it out. It comes out very thin. Will frequent urination affect sexual function?Doctor's answer:
Your condition is a urinary tract infection with symptoms of urgency, frequency, and hesitancy. Typical bladder irritation suggests you should seek medical attention promptly. A urine bacterial culture test, followed by medication under a doctor's guidance, can be easily cured. Generally, it is effective within 3 days, and the course of treatment usually lasts about half a month. I hope my explanation can help you.Doctor's inquiry: For male patients, timely treatment can reduce the risk of complications. If left untreated, it may affect fertility. Therefore, patients should take medication promptly and pay attention to self-care in daily life, avoiding spicy foods.