If men unconsciously urinate in daily life, it is likely to suffer from urinary incontinence. If the condition is serious, you should try to treat positive.So is there any better treatment?The following introduces how to treat men's urinary incontinence for better treatment for everyone to understand.
Men's urinary incontinence treatment method
Exercise therapy
According to statistics from scholars, about 70%of patients with stress urinary incontinence can be reduced or corrected by strengthening the exercise of the bottom muscle tension.The method is: lying on the bed flat, at least 2 times a day, sitting on the bed for fast and regular telescopic leg exercise, 3 times a day; advocating squat type bowel movements, squatting defecation is beneficial to the basin.The maintenance or improvement of the bottom muscle tone.
Surgical treatment
Conservative treatment is suitable for patients with mild urinary incontinence. For patients of medium and severe, surgical treatment must be taken.Traditional surgical methods generally adopt the vaginal front wall repair, which has poor efficacy in the long -term, and is limited to patients with mild urinary incontinence.The method is to use a suspension strap with good biocompatibility, and the bladder neck suspension is performed through minimally invasive surgery.After surgery, the fibrous tissue in the patient's body will gradually grow into the polypropylene mesh, so it can effectively maintain the urethral support for a long time. Some people call this suspender as "flexible bracket".
Chinese medicine acupuncture therapy
Acupuncture points, Guan Yuan, Zusanli, Sanyinjiao and other acupuncture points can also enhance the tension of the bottom muscle, thereby improving the bladder function.
The cause of male urinary incontinence
Loss of near -side urethral sphincter function
Regardless of men or women, the neck of the bladder (the urethral smooth muscle controlled by the sympathetic nerve) is the main force to stop urine outflow.For men, the function of the near -side urethral sphincter is completely lost (such as the surgery of prostate hyperplasia) and the remote urethral sphincter can still control the urination.If the function of the remote urethral sphincter is damaged at the same time, it can cause to varying degrees of urinary incontinence according to the severe weight of damage.For women, when the function of the bladder is completely lost, it will cause stressful urinary incontinence.
Forcing urine muscles without reflection
The patient's urinary muscle contraction force and closing pressure (ie, urethra resistance) have different accumulation, and the urine muscle cannot be completely actively discharged by the urine, and the urination must rely on increased abdominal pressure.When the residual urine volume is very low, there is pressure incontinence when the urethral resistance is very low; the urinary incontinence can be filled when the urine is left.
Urgent urine muscle reflection hyperthyroidism
Forcing urinary muscle reflection can sometimes occur in three different types of urinary incontinence: complete motor neuron lesions can occur in reflex urinary incontinence; incomplete motor neuron lesions may have acute urinary incontinence, such categoriesPatients are often accompanied by severe frequent urination and emergencies.Some patients can stimulate the unwavering contraction of the urine muscle while coughing, causing urine outflow, and symptoms are similar to stress urinary incontinence.Patients have poor surgical treatment without frequent urination, urgency, and urgency, and undergoing stressful urinary incontinence.
Coordinated dysfunction of urine sphincter function
One type is to cause continuous spasm in foreign branches during the contraction of urine muscle to cause urinary retention, and then cause overflowing urinary incontinence.The other type is caused by no inhibitory relaxation (accompanied by contraction of the urinary muscle) caused by the unexpected relaxation (accompanied by the contraction of the urinary muscle) caused by the motor neuron lesions.Patients with urinary incontinence often have no residual urine.
(Editor in charge: Lin Sen)
