Hello sir,
in many men your age constipation and urine flow problems can go hand in hand. When the bowel is packed with hard stool, it can press on the bladder or urinary passage and make the urine flow weaker. Since your urologist has checked reports and found everything normal, constipation is quite likely the main reason.
There isn’t really a single test that directly proves urine flow is reduced only because of constipation. Ultrasound of abdomen, prostate, and bladder or uroflowmetry can be done, but they mainly rule out other causes. The best way to confirm is simple — if your urine flow improves after treating constipation, then it was indeed the cause.
So at this stage, focusing on regular bowel movements is most important. Drink enough water, eat more fruits, vegetables, and fiber, and stay active. If it doesn’t improve after constipation is under control, then further checks may be needed.
I hope it help you
Answered2025-08-25 17:03:56
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