What about old people having difficulty urinating?

After the elderly show dysuria, it is recommended to go to the urology department for examination to clarify the cause of dysuria, and then choose a targeted method to treat it. The common disease of dysuria in elderly men is prostatic hyperplasia, which can be diagnosed by B-ultrasound examination of prostate, determination of residual urine volume of bladder and urodynamic examination. Treatment can be improved by drug treatment and surgical treatment. Bladder neck sclerosis often causes dysuria in elderly women. Treatment can also be performed by transurethral resection of the bladder neck. Dysuria will be improved after the obstruction is relieved. Dysuria caused by neurogenic bladder usually requires continuous drainage of urine through suprapubic cystostomy.