Why is there blood when a woman urinates but no blood when she wipes it?

Under normal circumstances, the color of urine is yellow or light yellow. Abnormal urine color, especially hematuria, usually makes people very frightened and worried that they have a serious illness. Especially women find that there is no blood when they urinate, but blood appears after wiping with paper. This situation must not be underestimated. It is best to go to the hospital for a detailed examination and symptomatic treatment in time.

Why does a woman urinate without blood but wipes it and sees blood?

One is the damage of vulva tissue. For example, if a woman's vulva is not properly cared for, it may cause bleeding of the surface tissue. For example, if too much force is used during sexual intercourse or the male genitals are too thick, it may cause damage to the vulva. In addition, women's nails can easily damage the inner wall of the vagina when masturbating.

Second, the menstrual period did not flow completely. Some women have longer menstrual periods, which often last for a long time. Although the amount of menstrual flow is very small in the last few days, there will still be some blood stains when wiping. This is also a symptom of irregular menstruation. If this happens often, you can take some Chinese medicine for conditioning.

The third is caused by uterine or cervical disease. Diseases such as uterine fibroids, cervicitis, cervical cancer, etc. will cause a certain amount of bleeding, so these patients will often have blood stains when wiping. Because the bleeding caused by uterine and cervical diseases is often relatively large in amount and will occur frequently, so if this happens, you should go to the hospital for examination in time.

What should women do if they have blood in their urine?

1. Rest: If female friends have hematuria due to infection, they must stay in bed and rest, and never overwork themselves. At the same time, you must ensure that you have enough rest time.

2. Drink more water: Female friends must drink more boiled water, even if they are not thirsty. This can help excrete urine from the body in time to prevent various bacteria and viruses from staying in the urine for too long, thereby worsening the condition.

3. Cold compress: If the patient knows where the bleeding is, he can also apply cold compress to the affected area, which will help stop the bleeding. Normally, the bleeding sites of hematuria are the urethra and bladder.