A high bacterial count in male urine routine may be caused by cystitis, prostatitis and urethritis. 1. Cystitis: A high bacterial count in routine urination in men may be caused by cystitis, which is often accompanied by frequent urination, painful urination and urgency of urination. 2. Prostatitis: If a male patient suffers from prostatitis, which is mainly caused by bacterial infection, it may lead to high bacterial counts in urine routine and symptoms such as high fever and painful urination. 3. Urethritis: The patient’s urethra is infected by pathogenic microorganisms, which may lead to high bacterial counts in urine routine, and there will be urinary pain, urethral mucosa redness and swelling and other manifestations. When a male patient has a high bacterial count, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time to identify the cause of the disease, and standardized treatment.