Is it serious if a woman has blood after urinating?

Urine is a very normal part of daily life. It carries away some wastes from the human body through the excretion of urine. The color of urine can tell one's physical condition. If there is blood in the urine, many people will be very worried whether there is something wrong with the body. After all, blood in the urine itself is not a good sign.

1. Physiological blood after urination.

Dietary problems. It seems that if there are pigment-containing ingredients in your normal diet, your urine will turn red after eating, which is a very normal phenomenon. Foods like carrots, chili peppers, tomatoes, etc. will make your urine red after eating.

It also occurs in women after menopause. If you have blood in your urine after menopause, it may be caused by the uterine wall falling off after being irritated, which is not a big problem.

Reasons for fitness exercise. Some people may easily suffer kidney damage after excessive exercise, which may also cause blood in the urine.

2. Physiological bleeding after urination.

The first is the disease of the genitourinary system, mainly urethral infection. After the urethral infection, inflammation will occur and it will be very easy to bleed, resulting in blood in the urine.

There are also kidney diseases, such as kidney tuberculosis, nephritis, etc., which cause abnormal kidney function during metabolism and cause blood in the urine. Prostate problems in men may also cause bleeding after urinating. Due to male prostate disease, the pressure in the blood vessels will increase, causing the blood vessels to rupture during urination, resulting in bleeding. Tumors of the genitourinary system, bladder cancer, etc. can also cause bleeding after urination, which is something you need to pay attention to.

Therefore, if the bleeding in urine is caused by a disease, it may be long-term and needs to be treated in time once it is discovered. Physiological hematuria will disappear within a short period of time and does not require too much concern.