What is the reason for bleeding in urine?

Urine bleeding is a common symptom in clinical medicine. If female friends find blood in their urine, they should pay attention to it, but don't panic. It is best to go to a regular hospital for examination as soon as possible to find out the real cause before treatment. In clinical medicine, it is concluded that women's urine bleeding is mainly related to the following reasons:

1. Infection factors: Most women's bleeding urine is caused by infection of the urinary and reproductive system, especially when women are infected with bacteria and develop urethritis, they are most likely to have bleeding urine. This kind of symptom mainly occurs because women's urethra is relatively short, and the urethral opening is close to the vagina and anus. If you do not pay attention to hygiene or the vaginal inflammation is not treated in time, drink less water, and take antibiotics at will, it will cause the resistance of the urethra to decrease, and then cause bacterial infection. After the urethra infection occurs, in addition to causing bleeding urine, it will also cause symptoms such as stinging and burning when urinating, and increased urination frequency.

2. Tumor factor: Experts remind female friends that if you find blood stains in the urine during urination, but you don’t feel any discomfort at this time, it may be caused by a tumor in a certain part of the genitourinary system. Especially when there are blood clots in the urine, it indicates that the disease has caused a lot of bleeding at the injured site. It is best to go to the hospital in time to check whether there is a tumor in the genitourinary system. What needs to be noted is that if the urine is dark brown or a little bright red, it is mostly bleeding in the kidneys. If the blood is red, it may be a tumor in the bladder or it may be caused by bladder stones.

The above are the causes of urinary bleeding introduced to female friends today. I hope that after reading it, everyone will have a more correct understanding of the knowledge in these aspects. Finally, I want to remind everyone that once the cause is found out, you should actively treat it under the guidance of a specialist. Do not blindly follow medication or let it develop, so as to avoid greater impact on your health.