Bleeding from the urethra during bowel movement in women

Bleeding in the stool is generally caused by anorectal diseases. This is very common around us, and both men and women may experience this phenomenon. However, some women experience bleeding from the urethra when defecating, which is commonly known as hematuria, and sometimes there is a very obvious stinging sensation. So, what is the reason for bleeding in the urethra when women defecate?

1. Patients with hematuria and low back pain sometimes experience severe paroxysmal low back pain, also known as renal colic, which may be caused by kidney or ureteral stones.

2. If hematuria is accompanied by long-term frequent urination, urgency, and pain during urination, the patient is more likely to have renal tuberculosis.

3. If hematuria is accompanied by bleeding in other parts of the body, it may be caused by a blood disease.

4. For those with hematuria, low back pain and obvious relationship with body position and daily activities, if the symptoms improve after bed rest but worsen with increased physical activity, then the possibility of renal ptosis is greater.

5. If urination is difficult and there is no pain in the urethra, but light red urine is seen with the naked eye or trace amounts of red blood cells are seen under a microscope, it is mostly due to inflammation.

6. People over 40 years old with hematuria without obvious symptoms and pain may have urinary system tumors.

7. Patients with hematuria accompanied by severe urinary frequency, urgency and pain during urination usually suffer from acute cystitis.

8. Hematuria accompanied by edema of the eyelids, face or body, increased blood pressure and fever may be symptoms of acute nephritis.

What to do if women have bleeding in urine

1. Drink more warm water. If it is a mild urinary tract infection, the condition can be improved by drinking water. A large amount of water can flush the urethra and wash away the bacteria. Even if the symptoms are very serious, it can reduce the discomfort.

2. Eat less irritating food. Bleeding in urine may also be caused by getting too hot. At this time, you should pay close attention to your diet and eat light food, and the symptoms will be improved.

3. Pay attention to private hygiene. Too frequent sexual intercourse can also cause hematuria. In this case, you should pay attention to the hygiene and frequency of sexual intercourse, especially the hygiene of your private parts, to avoid bloody stools caused by gynecological diseases such as vaginitis.

4. Don’t hold your urine. You should not hold your urine often in your daily life. When the bladder is fully full, if urine stays in the bladder for too long, it can easily induce infection.

5. Avoid strenuous exercise. Avoid strenuous exercise and pay attention to the combination of work and rest. In addition, after each exercise, you should pay attention to replenishing water.

There are many reasons for female urethral bleeding. If there is only bleeding and the bleeding is not much, it may be just a common inflammation. However, if it is accompanied by other symptoms, such as low back pain, frequent urination, and painful urination, it should be taken seriously and it is recommended to go to the hospital for medical treatment as soon as possible. If women find themselves bleeding in the urethra, they should pay attention to hygiene, develop a good habit of going to the toilet on time, eat a light diet, drink plenty of hot water and have more bowel movements.