Women have blood in their urine and frequent urination

Women nowadays are about to face gynecological diseases. If they have a certain sexual history, they will have some gynecological diseases, but some are obvious and some are not. So if you are not a Virgo, you still have to do a good job in private part care, because it is related to your sexual life. So what is the reason why women have blood in their urine, frequent urination, urgency and pain?

Painful blood in urine, frequent urination and urgency are signs of bladder irritation. Hematuria accompanied by bladder irritation is common in cystitis and urethritis. Because the female urethra is shorter and prone to infection, considering the high possibility of this, you can take warm water sitz baths on your own, keep the perineum clean, etc. If there is no significant improvement, you should receive antibiotic treatment under the guidance of a professional doctor. In addition, if the patient also has systemic symptoms such as fever and low back pain, upper urinary tract infections such as pyelonephritis should be considered, and antibiotic treatment is necessary under the guidance of a specialist. In addition, hematuria can be seen in urinary tract infections, stones, tuberculosis, tumors and other conditions, so it is necessary to observe the changes in hematuria. If the symptoms worsen, seek medical attention in time and perform corresponding examinations such as ultrasound to confirm the diagnosis.

What are the symptoms of female urethritis?

1. Acute urethritis. Women often have obvious urethral irritation symptoms, such as frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, painful urination, pyuria, and some patients may also have hematuria. But urethral secretions are generally less.

2. In acute urethritis, women often experience recurring urethral irritation symptoms, but the symptoms are not as obvious as those of acute urethritis, and some patients do not even experience any urethral irritation symptoms. In addition, most patients experience difficulty urinating and narrow urine flow. This is mainly because the external urethral opening may shrink due to scarring after long-term inflammatory stimulation, resulting in the narrowing of the urethral opening. There is also less secretion at the urethral opening, or only a small amount of serous secretion is found near the urethral opening during the first urination in the morning.