Female urine occult blood 2 + other normal

Occult blood in women's urine 20 means that 20 red blood cells can be seen under a high-power microscope. There are many reasons for this phenomenon, the more common ones are nephritis and urinary stones. Urinary stones are generally very painful. If the condition is serious, macroscopic hematuria may also occur. Patients with this symptom must not be careless and should go to the hospital for treatment in time. Let’s learn some knowledge about occult blood.

diagnosis

Basically, there are different considerations for occult blood at different ages and genders. For example, when occult blood is found in a young woman during a urine test, in addition to clinical symptoms, she should ask whether she is in her menstrual period. Cystitis is a common cause. However, if it is a 30-40 year old male, if there are no obvious symptoms of inflammation, sometimes an abdominal X-ray should be taken to see if there is a possibility of stones. For elderly men with hematuria or occult blood, prostatic hypertrophy is listed as the main consideration, and they should also undergo further intravenous pyelography or ultrasound examination to see if there is a tumor in the urinary system.

In addition, urine cytology is also a method to detect malignant tumors. If X-rays, ultrasounds and urine cytology are normal and occult blood is still present, it is best to undergo a cystourethroscopy. Because X-rays and ultrasounds are limited, not all tumors can be visualized. At this time, you can only use the naked eye to directly observe smaller lesions (cystourethroscopy). If these tests show no abnormal findings, we call this occult blood or hematuria "benign unexplained hematuria," which may be related to the body's immune mechanism and only requires regular follow-up in the future.

harm

1. Obstruction of blood circulation in the kidneys leads to ischemia of renal tissue, which is mainly caused by occult blood in urine due to diseases such as IGA nephropathy and chronic nephritis.

2. Patients may have problems with occult blood in urine and proteinuria, which will lead to a decrease in glomerular filtration rate and aggravate damage to the kidneys.

3. If the patient has symptoms of occult blood in the urine, he must seek medical treatment in time. Otherwise, the glomeruli will cause sclerosis and fibrosis. In severe cases, symptoms of renal failure will appear, eventually leading to uremia.