What department should I go to for examination of occult blood in urine

Nowadays, many women in daily life are often found to have occult blood in their urine during routine physical examinations. Because women are not very familiar with the condition of occult blood in urine, they will be very worried about the occurrence of occult blood in urine, causing many women to be very worried about whether they have some kidney disease. Well, let's take a look at urine occult blood. If urine occult blood is found during a urine test, does it mean that you have kidney disease?

Urine occult blood is also known as urine occult blood. Urine occult blood is just a name. Urine occult blood means that if the total number of blood cells increases during urine examination, it can be called urine occult blood if it is very small in terms of its total number. If the urine occult blood test is positive and there is protein at the same time, then we first need to consider whether we have chronic kidney disease or exudative disease. At this time, we need to do further examinations and find out the location and characteristics of the bleeding. However, in general, if there is bleeding in the lower urethra but the blood cells are not destroyed, the occult blood is not obvious.

If occult blood in urine occurs, and the test is positive, and there are blood cells in the urine, this type of blood in the urine is not the blood that can be detected by the human eye, but the blood cells found through examination by a doctor. Generally, hematuria can be divided into gross hematuria, complete hematuria, and positive occult blood in urine. In a normal human body, if the blood cells in the body are continuously destroyed, the destroyed components will be excreted from the urine of the body, so occult blood positive will also appear in the urine of normal people. Generally speaking, if a person's blood cells exceed the normal range, then they may be diagnosed with blood in the urine.

If women have occult blood in their urine in daily life, it is very likely that they are suffering from inflammation, stones or tumors. Therefore, once a female friend is found to have occult blood in her urine during examination, she must seek medical attention immediately and undergo further examinations. And make sure whether you really have occult blood in urine. And cooperate with the doctor's examination.

Which department should I go to for occult blood in women's urine?

If a woman has occult blood in her urine, she needs to go to the urology department of the hospital for treatment.

Urine occult blood refers to the change in urine color that is not detectable to the human eye. Through corresponding tests such as urine routine examination, blood cells can be found in the urine. If women have occult blood in their urine, they need to undergo routine urine tests, urinary system ultrasound and other related tests to determine the cause of the disease. Common causes include urinary tract infections, stones, tuberculosis, tumors, etc.

Some patients have occult blood in urine for a long time, and no related symptoms are found in the test. In this case, regular follow-up visits are still required. In addition to surgical diseases, some medical diseases such as glomerulonephritis, IGA nephropathy, etc. may also cause occult blood in urine and need to be treated in the nephrology department.