Urine test for women with high mucus

A small amount of mucus may exist in the urine of normal women. If it is not accompanied by any clinical symptoms of urinary discomfort, and other tests are normal during urine examination, it is considered that the urine may be mixed with secretions from the vagina or around the urethra, which is caused by urine extraction. The vulva should be cleaned, and the patient should drink plenty of water and then undergo a routine urine test.

If a woman's urine has high mucus, and urine examination shows positive white blood cell count, red blood cell count, and urine nitrite, and is accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, pain when urinating, and burning discomfort in the urethra, then cystitis or urethritis may be the cause. Further urine culture and drug sensitivity test should be performed to determine which bacteria are infecting her, and based on the results, relatively sensitive antibiotics should be used for treatment, such as quinolones, cephalosporins, or macrolides.

High mucus in urine test may be a normal physiological phenomenon, because normal people have mucus in their urine, which is a substance secreted by cells in the urethra. In addition, if the mucus string in the urine test is high, many people may have semen or vaginal secretions mixed in the urine, so the mucus string in the urine test will be high. If the urine mucus is high, it is a symptom, and the greatest possibility is urinary tract infection. Because when the urinary tract is infected, the blood cells and white blood cells themselves will produce mucus and be damaged by the infection. Normal urethral cells will also secrete a large amount of mucus.

Therefore, if the mucus is high and there are no blood cells or white blood cells in the urine test, it should be a normal physiological phenomenon. If the urine mucus is high and the blood cell and white blood cell counts in the urine are also increased, it indicates a urinary tract infection.

A high level of mucus in the urine test also indicates inflammation in the urogenital system. The treatment plan strongly recommends that everyone must drink plenty of water, urinate more often, have a routine urine test, and do a urine culture when necessary. It is necessary to identify and determine what bacteria are present and what drugs they are sensitive to, and to use more sensitive antibiotics. After the treatment of high mucus in urine, it is strongly recommended that everyone should return for a follow-up visit in time. If there are high levels of mucus in the urine, it may be the bulbourethral glands or semen discharged after stimulation, or it may be that after intercourse, a small amount of residual fluid has not been discharged and is excreted with the urine. It is recommended to drink more water, urinate more, and receive timely and effective treatment, and the symptoms will disappear quickly.