Is hematuria serious in women with acute cystitis?

Cystitis is a disease caused by bacterial infection. Its symptoms include inability to hold urine, painful urination, burning sensation when urinating, and in severe cases, visible blood in the urine. This type of symptom is more likely to occur in women. Cystitis can be divided into chronic and subacute. So, is it serious if women have acute cystitis and their urine contains blood?

Cystitis is common in women. If it is not treated in time, serious symptoms such as blood in the urine and blood clots in the urine may occur. This condition occurs at the end of urination.

Women's urethra and anus are close to each other, so urethral infection and cystitis are very easy to occur. If cystitis has caused blood in the urine, it means that the condition has entered a serious stage, the bladder or urethra has been seriously infected, the mucosal tissue is damaged, and the capillaries are also damaged, resulting in blood in the urine and the discharge of blood clots, which is a serious symptom. Patients with mild illness will see blood on the paper when wiping after urinating. Patients with more serious illness will have red blood, which makes the patients panic.

The bladder is rich in blood vessels. Severe acute cystitis can cause serious damage to the bladder mucosa. The main symptom is the appearance of hematuria. Patients with cystitis should receive treatment as soon as possible and drink plenty of water to alleviate symptoms. Because cystitis can cause a variety of uncomfortable sensations when patients urinate, this reason can make patients afraid to drink water, but this practice can make the condition worse. Although the symptom of bloody urine has already appeared, as long as it can be treated as soon as possible, most patients can be cured in about a week, so patients do not need to be nervous.

Will blood in urine caused by female cystitis get better on its own?

If cystitis has already caused the appearance of hematuria, it is a typical symptom of acute bacterial cystitis. In addition, it will be accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, pain during urination, difficulty in defecation, pain in the lower abdomen and urethra, and a burning sensation in the urethra. These symptoms indicate that cystitis has entered a serious stage. It is basically difficult to cure without drug treatment, and it may develop into chronic cystitis, which will cause long-term damage to the patient.

However, after women have the above symptoms, as long as they can drink more water to increase the frequency and amount of urination, these symptoms will be significantly alleviated. Even after the symptoms improve, you should not take it for granted. You must go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible, follow the doctor's treatment instructions, and take the treatment drugs strictly. Only in this way can you completely control the condition and prevent the condition from getting worse.

Women should pay attention to developing good living habits in their daily lives. They should wipe from front to back after going to the toilet to reduce the possibility of infection by germs. Drinking more water can destroy the bacteria in the bladder and weaken the reproduction ability of bacteria.