Urinary weakness is a urinary tract disorder in which the urinary tract is diseased and the bladder has a reduced ability to contract, resulting in poor urination and dribbling. There are various factors that can cause the phenomenon of weak urination. For example, prostatitis, excessive masturbation, prostate enlargement, cystitis, vaginitis, kidney deficiency, etc. The reason for this is that when the prostate gland becomes inflamed, it compresses the prostate gland causing a slow overflow of prostate fluid, and when the prostate fluid flows through the urethra there is a sense of urination, but in fact there is not much urine in the bladder, and there is a small amount of urine blocking or occupying the urethra, thus causing the phenomenon of weak urination. UTIs are usually caused by bacterial or viral growth, and the process of bacterial and viral growth can irritate the urethra and bladder sphincter, thus causing weakness in urination to occur. The masturbation too often will cause the bladder muscle wall to atrophy, resulting in the lack of power when urinating and thus the weakness of urination. When the prostate gland is enlarged, the pressure on the bladder can also cause weakness in urination. In women, vaginitis can irritate the urethra and cause stinging pain and weakness in urination. In men, a weak urine may also be caused by kidney deficiency. Overworking or having sex too often can lead to kidney deficiency, which can cause weakness in urine. In daily life to pay more attention to personal hygiene, wash your private parts with warm water every day to reduce the breeding of bacteria and viruses, but also to develop good sexual habits, do not have sex with more than one person.