Female urine routine red blood cell count

Normal components of urine should be water, inorganic salts and other wastes that the body does not need. People will check urine during physical examinations. If other components are found in urine, it means that there is something wrong with the body. For example, when the urine routine red blood cells are high, this phenomenon belongs to hematuria. The cause may be systemic disease or kidney disease. So what is the reason for the high red blood cells in urine routine?

1. Sometimes many systemic diseases may occur: such as sepsis, hypercalciuria, leukemia, heart failure, etc.

2. Occult blood in urine caused by kidney diseases such as pyelonephritis.

3. Urinary system diseases. Since women have shorter vaginas, it is easy to cause some urinary system diseases.

4. Exercise-induced occult blood in urine is also a factor that causes occult blood in women. Sometimes exercise, drugs and other factors can cause occult blood to occur. However, the symptoms of this occult blood in urine will disappear automatically after some time and will not cause much harm to the patient.

A high number of red blood cells in the urine is called hematuria. It can occur during menstruation. If urine leakage does not occur during menstruation, the most common cause is urinary tract stones combined with inflammatory infection. You can go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination of the urinary system. At the same time, remember to drink water and have regular checkups.

Simply finding that the red blood cell count is high from a urine routine test cannot determine the specific cause of the disease, and corresponding blood routine tests are still needed. The main factors causing high red blood cell counts, especially those detected in urine tests, are usually related to abnormal liver and kidney function. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out corresponding kidney function tests. If the kidney function is abnormal, the damage to the health of the body is immeasurable.

In general, high blood cell count in urine routine is mainly caused by inflammation of the urinary system, and menstrual factors need to be ruled out. Some people may experience frequent urination, urgency, and lower abdominal pain. Pay attention to personal hygiene, avoid fatigue, avoid drinking, seek medical attention for a clear diagnosis, and receive anti-inflammatory treatment, and avoid eating spicy foods. Get some rest. Drink more water and urinate more often.