Blood on the urine paper after the woman urinates

Some female friends are particularly concerned about the condition of their urine when urinating, and later they will choose to wipe it with toilet paper for daily cleaning. However, some women found blood on the paper after wiping. Although there was no pain, many women would be very worried at this time, worrying whether they had some serious illness. So why is it that there is blood on the toilet paper after women urinate and it doesn't hurt?

Why does it not hurt when there is blood on the toilet paper after women urinate?

1. Women's urethral opening is short and very close to the vagina and anus, so it is very easy to be infected by bacteria and cause acute cystitis. Women, especially when they are busy at work, have no time to drink more water and often hold their urine, are more prone to the disease.

2. The bladder is an organ with rich blood vessels. When acute cystitis occurs, the capillaries in the bladder mucosa are damaged, so most patients have hematuria. In mild cases, blood may be seen when wiping, and in more serious cases, there may be a lot of bright red hematuria, which often makes the patient panic.

3. In addition to hematuria, patients with acute bacterial cystitis may also experience frequent urination, urgency, difficulty urinating, burning urine, and pain in the lower abdomen and urethra.

Will hematuria in women get better on its own?

1. First of all, it should be noted that if a woman does a urine test during her menstrual period, it may be caused by menstrual blood infiltrating into the urine, and it is not true hematuria from the urogenital system. As the menstrual period ends, the blood cells in the urine will naturally disappear, and the hematuria will naturally disappear.

2. In addition, there is no difference between women's hematuria and men's hematuria. Therefore, no matter whether men or women, once hematuria occurs, they must go to the hospital as soon as possible to check the shape of blood cells in the urethra to determine the source of the hematuria. If necessary, do urethral B-ultrasound or CT, MRI, urinary system electronic endoscopy to determine the cause of the hematuria.

If a female friend finds blood on the paper used to wipe after urinating, don't be indifferent just because you don't feel any pain, because this may mean that your lower body has been infected by some bacteria and has some inflammation. Because the physiological structure of female friends is relatively unique, the editor hopes that every female friend can pay attention to daily hygiene, pay attention to the daily diet structure, and take good care of their own bodies.