Blood in urine after menstruation

If a woman has blood in her urine after menstruation, it may be caused by gynecological diseases, urinary tract infection or kidney deficiency. At this time, we should go to the hospital to check the cause of the blood in the urine after menstruation and avoid infection. If a woman has blood in her stool after urinating during menstruation, she should change her underwear frequently and pay attention to vaginal hygiene. Also, she should be aware that she cannot have sexual intercourse at this time.

Why does a girl urinate and then wipe the blood?

1. Kidney problems, such as kidney deficiency or long-term kidney damage, may cause blood in the urine.

2. Problems caused by urinary tract diseases, such as urethritis and cystitis, may also cause blood in the urine during the onset period.

3. Female physiological problems: During women’s menstrual period, blood may appear in the urine.

How to wipe after urinating to avoid infection

1. When wiping, you must pay attention to the direction of wiping. Use clean toilet paper to wipe from front to back. If you do it the other way around, it is easy to bring dirt from the anus to the vagina and urethra, which is not good for your health.

2. Wet wipes do help remove dirt and are suitable for wiping the anus after defecation, but it is not recommended for wiping the urethra. Nowadays, many wet wipes are added with drugs or antiseptic chemical ingredients, which will firstly destroy the natural ecology of the vagina; secondly, after wiping with wet wipes, there will still be the problem of moisture near the urethra, which is far less safe than ordinary toilet paper.

3. Many toilet papers are recycled paper, which contains a large number of bacteria and can easily cause infection. Therefore, you must buy regular brands of toilet paper to ensure the quality of the paper.

There are many reasons why women wipe blood after urinating. Urinary tract infection and subsequent inflammation are one of the reasons. Therefore, women must also master the correct method of wiping urine.