What does spraying of urine mean?

Urine spraying is generally related to sexual behavior and is commonly described as a problem of tomcats during the mating season.

Is it normal to spray while peeing?

Spraying of urine or a double stream may occur. Dribbling of urine for a while after going to the toilet to pass urine. Frequency sometimes occurs (needing to pass urine more often than normal). Urine infections.

How do you stop pee from splashing?

Pee splashback is caused by two main factors: height from the toilet/urinal bowl, and the “angle of attack.” By far the best way to reduce splashback is to alter the angle of your pee stream so that it hits the wall of the toilet/urinal at a gradual angle; the closer to 90 degrees, the worse the splashback will be.

What medicines treat neurogenic bladder?

Medicine for Neurogenic Bladder

• Overactive bladder medicines that relax the bladder such as oxybutynin, tolterodine, or solifenacin, as well as mirabegron.
• Bladder muscle injections to relax the bladder, such as injection of Botulinum toxin.

Is a split urine stream normal?

If a divided pee stream returns to normal within a day or so, it was probably a temporary blockage and not cause for concern. But if you continue to see double, a urologist can help you get back in the flow.

What does it mean when your urine stream sprays?

Spraying of the stream can be due to a few issues. It can be due to scar tissue int he urethra called a urethral stricture. It can also be from a stone stuck in the urethra. Prostate issues can make the urine stream slower. It usually does not make the urine stream spray.

What causes urine to spray out after a cystoscopy?

Spraying of the urine is usually due the the very end of the urethra where the urine leaves the body. A bit of dried semen can cause this. Given the recent cystoscopy, there might have been a tiny wound leaving a scar. If that is the case, your urologist can likely take care of it.

Why does my urethrae spray so much?

While it is common to experience some deviation in your stream, a reoccurring spray could be a sign of a condition called urethral stricture, which doctors can fix through non-invasive procedures.

What does it mean when your urine stream comes out slow?

It can be due to scar tissue int he urethra called a urethral stricture. It can also be from a stone stuck in the urethra. Prostate issues can make the urine stream slower. It usually does not make the urine stream spray.