Patient's question:
I recently don't know what's going on when I'm urinating. How could my urine be split? I didn't have this situation before. It's really strange, haha. I'm a bit worried. Could the split urine be a symptom of prostatitis? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Because of prostatitis and benign prostatic hyperplasia, the control of the urethra is impaired, leading to poor urinary flow, which has caused the recurrence of urine splitting. This is a symptom of prostatitis, making it necessary to have a thorough medical examination at the hospital. You can choose an ultrasound, CT scan, or prostatic fluid massage examination. If there is indeed a problem with the prostate, treatment is required. If it is not a prostate issue, or if it is another problem, it may not necessarily be prostatitis. For example, conditions like stones or polyps in the bladder can block the urethra, also causing urinary obstruction.