What is the problem with urine bifurcation?

There are many reasons for urinary bifurcation. Here, two diseases are mainly mentioned: first, prostate hyperplasia. It is a common disease in the elderly. The first symptoms are frequent urination, gradually showing difficulty in urinating, accompanied by urinary bifurcation. Mainly because of uneven hyperplasia of both sides of the prostate and hyperplasia of the middle lobe, urine is discharged from the bladder neck, resulting in bifurcation. After transurethral resection of the prostate, the symptoms of urinary bifurcation can disappear. Second, urethral stones. Urethral stones usually come from the urethra itself, but kidney stones or bladder stones, which flow into the urethra with urine. Due to the small diameter of the urethra, urine cannot be discharged from the body. When urine passes through the stone, it will produce bifurcation. It is recommended to go to the urology department of the local regular hospital for further diagnosis and treatment under the guidance of a specialist.