Why does it hurt down there when I pee?

Under normal circumstances, men will not feel pain when urinating. It is normal to feel some bloating and pain. If there are also symptoms of stinging, you must be especially careful, as it may be caused by some diseases. If people feel pain down there when urinating, you must be careful, as it may be accompanied by urethral stones or urinary tract infection.

Causes of urethral pain in men when urinating:

1. Patients who experience obvious stinging pain in the urethra during urination or have difficulty urinating usually have lesions in the urethra and are likely to have acute urethritis.

2. Difficult urination accompanied by urethral pain in elderly men often indicates prostate hyperplasia or urethral stones.

3. Patients who experience stinging pain in the urethra at the end of urination and the urge to urinate often have lesions in the bladder and are likely to have acute cystitis.

4. If there is obvious stinging pain in the urethra during urination, and the pain persists after urination, or there is a feeling of "empty pain", or the pain occurs even without urination, the lesions are mostly in the urethra or adjacent organs, such as trigone inflammation, prostatitis, etc.

5. Stinging or burning pain in the urethra when urinating is mostly caused by acute inflammatory stimulation, such as acute urethritis, cystitis, prostatitis, and pyelonephritis.

Urethritis is a common urinary disease. In addition to the stinging pain when urinating, other symptoms may also occur. The following is a detailed introduction to some of the symptoms that may occur after the disease:

1. Abnormal urination: Many men with urethritis will experience abnormal urination, such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. In severe cases, urination may be difficult.

2. Urethral abnormalities: Due to the influence of inflammation, many male patients experience stinging, burning pain, itching, swelling and pain in the urethra when urinating.

3. Abnormal secretions: When men suffer from urethritis, the urethral opening will become red and swollen, and there will be purulent secretions.

4. Abnormal urine: Patients with urethritis will have abnormal urine appearance due to inflammation. Common symptoms include yellow urine, hematuria, and increased foam in the urine.