Urine occult blood in women

Urinalysis is also a basic test item in modern clinical medicine. It can effectively detect the content of various substances in the patient's body, so as to infer whether the patient has corresponding problems. Among them, occult blood in urine is a relatively common urethral problem, and female friends are more likely to have occult blood in urine. If a woman is tested for occult blood in urine, what does it mean?

In clinical practice, the presence of occult blood plus or minus signs in female patients' urine routine examinations does not necessarily mean there is any harm. It may be that there is some contamination when the patient's urine sample is collected, or it may be that the patient's urine routine is collected before or after the menstrual period, resulting in some errors for the patient. In addition, some female patients may also have occult blood plus or minus signs in their urine routine tests when they are tired or have a fever.

Therefore, when female patients show occult blood in urine routine test results, it is not recommended that patients use some folk remedies or secret recipes for treatment without authorization. It is recommended that patients should pay attention to closely observe the patient's clinical manifestations and pay attention to regular follow-up of urine routine.

It is necessary to pay attention to complete the routine urine examination again to understand the patient's occult blood situation. If necessary, it is recommended that the patient complete the urine red blood cell phase examination to understand whether the patient has glomerular hematuria or non-glomerular hematuria, so that more targeted treatment can be obtained. It is recommended that these female patients should take appropriate rest during the acute phase of the disease and avoid excessive activity to avoid fluctuations in the condition.