* what is urine retention?

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Urinary retention may be less common, so it * s relatively unfamiliar. Urinary retention * * * can usually be divided into two types: acute urinary retention and chronic urinary retention. Now let's talk about what is called urinary retention *

* what is urine retention?

The first is urinary retention, which means that the bladder is filled with urine and can * t be discharged normally. According to their * * history and characteristics, they were divided into two categories: acute urinary retention and chronic urinary retention. Acute urinary retention is * acute onset. The bladder is filled with urine and can not be expelled. The patient is very painful.

Second, the common causes are mechanical obstruction of urethra or bladder outlet caused by various organic diseases, such as inflammation, foreign body, stone, tumor, injury, stenosis and congenital urethral malformation; Bladder neck obstructive lesions include bladder neck contracture, fibrosis, tumor, etc.

* third: chronic urinary retention is characterized by poor voiding and frequent urination, which often leads to urinary incontinence and sometimes incontinence. Although a few patients have no obvious symptoms of chronic urinary retention obstruction, they often have obvious upper urinary tract dilatation, hydronephrosis, and even * uremia symptoms.

matters needing attention

Urinary retention * can be caused by many diseases. Generally, patients with acute urinary retention may need emergency treatment when they are sick, and they bring great pain to patients when they are sick. * therefore, patients should be treated in time so as to restore their health.