What's the matter with the urine protruding inside the abdomen?

Urinary retention occurs when urine is stored in the bladder and cannot be discharged through the urethra, resulting in bladder fullness. The patient's lower abdomen has a significant bulge, accompanied by obvious pain. The most common cause of urinary retention is urethral obstruction, such as urethral stones. Prostate hyperplasia, prostate cancer, etc. block the urethra, resulting in urinary retention. The use of certain drugs can also cause urinary retention, such as anisodamine, atropine and other drugs that relax bladder smooth muscle, resulting in dysuria due to smooth muscle relaxation, resulting in urinary retention. After showing urinary retention, you should first go to the hospital for treatment. If you can indwell the catheter, it is best to indwell the urine out of the body. If indwelling the catheter is difficult, you need to do cystostomy for urinary diversion.