Can women's painful urination and blood in urine heal automatically?

The female reproductive organs are very different from those of men. The positions of the female urethra and vaginal opening are very close. If women do not pay attention to vaginal hygiene on a daily basis, it is very likely to cause bacterial infection in the urethral opening, causing damage to the female urethra and causing adverse symptoms such as urinary pain and hematuria. Many women do not want to go to the hospital for treatment after experiencing urinary pain and blood in the urine. So can urinary pain and blood in the urine heal automatically?

1. Can women with hematuria and urinary pain heal on their own?

Normally, the cause should be investigated, but these symptoms are generally similar to those of acute cystitis. If the patient does not want to take medicine, he should drink more water and urinate frequently. It may get better on its own, but the hope is not great. It is best to go to the hospital for treatment.

Causes of painful urination and blood in urine in women

1. The reason why women experience sudden frequent, urgent and painful urination is first of all due to inflammatory infection. Common series of inflammations include acute cystitis, urethritis, nephritis, etc. These diseases will cause these abnormal conditions, so patients must diagnose the disease as soon as possible and receive targeted treatment.

2. Non-inflammatory infectious urethritis can cause serious urethral stones. Under the strong stimulation of dieting, frequent urination, urgency, pain, and hematuria will occur, and it will also be accompanied by more obvious abdominal symptoms. Patients must use stone-removing drugs or surgery as soon as possible for treatment.

3. After experiencing the above symptoms, women must pay attention to the development of the disease and adopt reasonable methods for treatment as soon as possible. Never miss the best treatment time and go to the hospital to seek medical help in time to avoid certain threats to their life safety.