When many men are injured or neurological dysfunction of the bladder sphincter, the urine will not flow out of autonomy, which is undoubtedly a great trouble for our daily life. So what are the specific symptoms of urinary incontinence?The following introduces the symptoms and treatment of male urinary incontinence for everyone to understand.
Symptoms of male urinary incontinence
Emile urinary incontinence
Due to excessive expansion of the bladder, the bladder urine force force can be reduced.It is common in neurological bladder or bladder outlet obstruction.
Urine urgency incontinence
When patients are urgent, they are usually caused by the sensitivity of the bladder forced urine muscle.
Stress urinary incontinence
It is mainly in the urethral sphincter that is incomplete. When the abdomen is force or cough, there will be an unsatisfactory dripping urine.Men, the most easily occurred after surgery at the forefront.
Continuous urinary incontinence
Patients will pee whether they are lying, standing, or walking.
Paraida incontinence
Causes other than the urinary tract, such as mental condition and chronic bed patients.
Men's urinary incontinence treatment method
Urgent urine muscle reflection hyperthyroidism
Sometimes cough urgency urinary incontinence can also be caused.The principle of treatment is to inhibit the bladder's non -inhibitory contraction with methods such as drugs (such as alienal fixation), 骶 nerve block, sacral nerve surgery or bladder nerve exfoliation.
A large amount of residual urine
It can cause stress urinary incontinence or overflowing urinary incontinence.The treatment principle of this type of urinary incontinence is to reduce the urethral resistance (cut into the bladder neck or external sphincter of the urethra) to reduce the residual urine.
Insufficient function of sphincter
Such patients have residual urine.The principle of treatment is to increase the resistance of quietly using drugs (such as ephedrine, experience, etc.) or surgery.No obstacle urinary incontinence can grow an artificial urethral sphincter device, and urethra extension.
(Editor in charge: Lin Sen)
