What's wrong with not peeing hard enough?

Urinary tract infections

such as urethritis, urethritis, etc., due to inflammation stimulation may lead to congestion and swelling of the ureteral wall or urethral wall, so that urinary tract obstruction occurs slightly, so urination is more laborious.

2, prostatitis

When prostatitis is more serious, the prostate is prone to inflammatory edema, which will lead to increased urination resistance, manifested as urinary tract does not come out.

3, prostatic hyperplasia

will cause prostate volume to increase, and then will compress the urethra, resulting in difficulty urinating.