According to Healthline, Urination is an essential bodily function that aids in the removal of dangerous pollutants while also bringing us relaxation and comfort. When the brain sends a signal to the bladder muscles to tighten, this helps to squeeze urine out the bladder and facilitates proper urination. Sphincter muscles relax at the same time that the brain tells the bladder to allow the pee out through the urethra....CONTINUE READING
A computer-generated image of the urinary system.
In addition, the urinary system can be affected by specific elements that have a detrimental impact on the body and cause it to malfunction. There are usually symptoms associated with these flaws, which we should be on the lookout for.
A divided urine stream is a symptom of urinary system failure. When urinating, the urine is said to have split into two different directions instead of being unidirectional. This is said to have occurred. Men are more likely than women to be affected by this condition.
This ailment should not be treated lightly because it could be a sign of more serious health issues that require quick medical attention. As a result, the following are some likely explanations for your experience with split urine:
1. Urethral stricture
This narrowing of the urethra is the result of long-term scar tissues and inflammation brought on by sexually transmitted diseases or injury.
2. An enlarged prostate
As men get older, this condition becomes more common. Other signs and symptoms include lack of voluntary control over urination, dribbling, and pain during urinating.
3. Urethral Polyps
Females are more susceptible to urethral polyps, which are a key contributing factor to divided urine. In the urethra, there are harmless growths known as “pops.” Blood stains in the urine and bumps on the vulva are further indications of polyps.
4. Adhesion
This is a non-fatal cause of split pee, yet it is one of the most common reasons for split urine. Dry ejaculation that does not entirely exit the urethra can cause the urethral margins to glue together, resulting in this condition.
5. Meatal Stenosis
It’s common for circumcision to cause the narrowing of the mesenteric artery. The tip of the male organ becomes partially obstructed, resulting in this disease. Boys and men who have not been circumcised are extremely unlikely to suffer from this condition.
6. Phimosis
Men who suffer from phimosis, a condition that causes their foreskins to become very tight, are at risk of this condition. Split urine, aches, and infections can result from this condition.
If the symptoms of split urine are severe, you should see a doctor who can determine the root of the problem. Knowing that a healthy diet is critical to overall system and bladder health, I have included a list of foods that are good for the bladder below;
1. Oats
2. Turkey
3. Chicken
4. Fish
5. Pork
6. Nuts.
7. Egg
Maintain a clean and sanitary lifestyle at all times.