Why does a woman bleed when she goes to the toilet?

What is the reason for bleeding in women's urine? Gynecologists emphasize that if there is an increase in red blood cells in women's urine or the urine is bright red, it is called hematuria. There are many causes of hematuria, but it is mainly caused by genitourinary system diseases, such as renal tuberculosis, urethritis, nephritis, urinary tract infection, urethral stones, urethral tumors, etc.

What causes bleeding in women's urine?

1. If hematuria is accompanied by long-term frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and pain during urination, it is very likely to be renal tuberculosis;

2. If hematuria is accompanied by swelling of the upper eyelids, face or body, increased blood pressure and fever, it may be acute nephritis;

3. If hematuria is accompanied by strong urinary frequency, urgency, inability to hold urine, and pain when urinating, most cases are acute cystitis;

4. If urination is not smooth and the urethra opening is not painful, but the urine is dark red to the naked eye or a small amount of blood cells are seen under a microscope, it is often caused by inflammation of the male prostate (the gland duct around the female urethra opening with a structure similar to that of the male prostate);

5. Patients with hematuria and low back pain may sometimes experience severe paroxysmal low back pain, i.e. renal colic, which may be caused by kidney or ureteral stones.

6. Hematuria in patients over 40 years old with no obvious symptoms or pain may be caused by urogenital tumors;

7. If hematuria and low back pain are significantly related to posture and daily activities, and if the symptoms improve after bed rest and worsen after increased physical activity, then there is a high possibility of renal ptosis;

8. If hematuria is accompanied by bleeding in other parts of the body, it may be caused by a blood disease.

Friendly reminder: Bleeding in women's urine is usually caused by some diseases. Therefore, patients must pay attention to it and conduct examination and treatment in time to avoid causing too much harm to themselves!