What are the possibilities for positive urine test in women?

Physical examination is a very important item in life. It enables people to detect diseases in time and gain the initiative in treatment. Women's physical examination is currently the most concerned aspect, because women's physical health is very fragile and can easily be affected by various adverse situations and cause physical damage. Among them, urine test is one of the important items in women’s physical examination. Let’s take a look at the possibilities of positive urine test in women.

In the case of a positive urine test, we need to further understand which specific items are positive, because there are many items in the routine urine test. For example, if urine sugar is positive, this situation is mostly caused by diabetes or high blood sugar. Further blood sugar testing is needed to see if there are any problems in this regard.

For example, if it is caused by chronic nephritis or nephrotic syndrome, you need to go to the nephrology department for further consultation, to get a clear diagnosis, and to use some drugs to protect the kidneys and reduce urinary protein for treatment.

A specific analysis of the causes of pathological occult blood in urine: first, inflammation, whether it is glomerulonephritis, pyelonephritis or cystitis, may cause potential bleeding in the urine; second, stones, stones in the kidneys, ureters, bladder, etc. may cause occult blood in urine. Third, tumors. Malignant or benign tumors of the kidneys, bladder, and ureters may cause occult blood in the urine. In addition, women may occasionally have occult blood in urine. Strenuous exercise and medication can also cause occult blood in urine. When occult blood in urine is accompanied by symptoms such as proteinuria and edema, patients should pay close attention to it, as it is likely caused by kidney disease. Under normal circumstances, the glomerular filtration membrane has a filtering effect on macromolecules such as red blood cells and plasma proteins, and can effectively prevent the leakage of most macromolecules, with only a small amount of molecules entering the urine.