What causes blood in urine after sex?

Many women have the same illusion, that is, it is very normal to have blood in the urine after having sex, but in fact it is not like that. If there is blood in the urine after having sex, it is very likely that you have some disease to a large extent. This is also a precursor to illness, but many people have not noticed this. So is it normal to have blood in the urine after having sex? The specific reasons for this situation are introduced below.

In fact, abnormal bleeding after sexual intercourse is often closely related to malignant diseases. Women who have multiple sexual partners, had sex before age 18, gave birth before age 16, or have a history of sexually transmitted diseases should be especially careful. The following six situations require special attention:

1) Chlamydia infection - This is a bacterial infection. Those who do not use condoms and have direct contact with semen or blood need to be extra careful.

2) Gonorrhea - caused by unclean sexual life and can be treated with medicine.

3) Vaginitis - This problem is more likely to occur in people who have not recovered from genital inflammations such as Trichomonas vaginitis and candidal vaginitis, as well as those who frequently use public toilets and swim in public swimming pools. You must avoid sexual intercourse at this time, otherwise it may aggravate the condition.

4) Endometrial and cervical inflammation, endometrial hyperplasia - Statistics show that more than half of women suffer from cervicitis. They experience spotting and bloody vaginal discharge after sexual intercourse, so they need to pay special attention.

5) Fibroids - Uterine fibroids are rarely malignant, but because the symptoms can easily be confused with vaginal bleeding caused by other reasons, they should also be taken seriously.

6) People with menorrhagia, bleeding after menopause, and bleeding during hormone therapy also need to pay attention.

In addition, it is also worth noting that:

1. If you notice a little blood after your first sexual intercourse, it may be due to a ruptured hymen.

2. If there is blood in the secretions after sexual contact, even if it is a very small amount of blood, you should not let your guard down, because this sign does not appear after every sexual intercourse. It may take half a year to appear, but by then the malignant tumor may have reached the late stage and the opportunity to eradicate it has been lost.

3. Because blood in women’s urine has nothing to do with sexual life.

Therefore, patients should not have an indifferent mentality. From the above introduction, patients should understand that such a phenomenon is actually a warning of illness. It is recommended that if someone has such a situation, they must take some corresponding treatment measures as soon as possible. It is best to avoid inducing some other diseases or other unnecessary troubles. In addition, they must pay attention to various aspects of hygiene in daily life.