What causes bleeding in women's urine?

When a woman's body starts to show certain symptoms, we must take timely measures to prevent these diseases. Women may experience some abnormal phenomena when urinating, such as bleeding. If we want to treat this phenomenon in time after it occurs, we must understand the cause of the disease. Some of us think that this phenomenon is not a big deal, so we must understand the reasons behind it.

1. Bleeding in urine is a common symptom of the female urinary system, especially urethritis, gynecological tumors, and uterine endocrine diseases often cause bleeding in urine. Since bleeding in urine is the result of multiple factors, it is necessary to undergo examination to find out the specific cause. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital in time for B-ultrasound, urine and other related examinations. Another thing that needs attention is that if you eat too much food such as spinach and duck blood in your daily life, your urine may appear to be bleeding, so you should pay attention to differential diagnosis.

2. The phenomenon of bleeding in urine is called hematuria. There are many reasons for hematuria, but it is mainly caused by urinary system diseases, such as renal tuberculosis, nephritis, urinary tract infection, urinary tract stones, urinary tract tumors, etc. Anal itching may be caused by E. coli infection of the urinary tract.

3. If hematuria is accompanied by long-term frequent urination, urgent urination, and painful urination, it is more likely to be renal tuberculosis. If hematuria is accompanied by eyelid, facial or whole body edema, increased blood pressure and fever, it may be acute nephritis. If hematuria is accompanied by severe frequent urination, urgent urination, and painful urination, it is mostly acute cystitis.

4. If urination is difficult and the urethra opening is not painful, but light red urine is seen with the naked eye or trace amounts of red blood cells are seen under a microscope, it is mostly prostatitis; those with hematuria and low back pain, and sometimes severe paroxysmal low back pain - renal colic, may have kidney or ureteral stones; those over 40 years old with hematuria and no obvious symptoms and pain may have urinary system tumors; those with hematuria, low back pain and a clear relationship with body position and daily activities, such as symptoms that improve after bed rest and worsen after increased physical activity, are more likely to have renal ptosis; if hematuria is accompanied by bleeding in other parts of the body, it may be caused by blood disease.

Once women experience bleeding in their urine, we must go to the hospital for diagnosis of the disease so that we can help our female friends live a healthier life. If we can pay more attention to the health of female friends in life, we will be able to better prevent the occurrence of diseases. Finally, I wish all the women who are sick a speedy recovery and a happy life!