Urine occult blood in women

Urine occult blood test is also called urine occult blood test. It refers to a test method to detect blood components in urine that cannot be detected by the human eye. It is also a common test method for urinary or urinary system diseases in clinical medicine. If there is occult blood in the urine of the person being tested, it will show a positive result. The level of occult blood will be indicated by a number. The larger the number, the more significant the level of occult blood. So, is occult blood in urine 3 important for women?

1. If a woman's urine occult blood test shows 3, do not ignore it, because this means that the genitourinary system has undergone changes that may cause bleeding. At this time, further examinations should be carried out in time to determine the cause of the disease as soon as possible. Clinical medicine generally believes that the disease factors that may cause urine occult blood mainly include infectious inflammation, stone disease, tumor disease, etc.!

2. There are many infectious inflammations that can cause occult blood in urine3 in women. For example, urethritis is a relatively common one. Other causes that can cause occult blood in urine include cystitis and various types of nephritis. In particular, nephritis is a serious one among them. Because many patients have occult blood in urine when other symptoms are not obvious and cannot be diagnosed, the condition is also prone to recurrence. When the kidney function is affected, symptoms such as general edema and proteinuria will appear; stone diseases that cause occult blood in urine3 include kidney stones, bladder stones, urethral stones, etc., and these stone diseases usually do not cause other symptoms after causing occult blood in urine, but patients should still seek treatment as soon as possible; tumors that can cause occult blood in urine include benign or malignant tumors in tissues such as the kidneys, bladder, and urethra. Generally speaking, occult blood testing is also an effective way to detect early tumor changes.

In addition to the above three types of diseases that can cause occult blood in urine in women, some women may sometimes cause occult blood in urine due to excessive exercise or taking some medications. Although this situation is not a cause for concern, it is easy to be confused with occult blood in urine caused by other diseases. Therefore, it is necessary to actively make a good diagnosis.