What's going on when I wiped the bottom and there was blood?

There are many problems in the human body, and these problems all have certain clinical manifestations, including the situation where there is blood when you wipe it down there. It is normal for women to have this situation during menstruation, but sometimes it can be caused by other reasons. Most of these reasons are diseases or other reasons. So what's the matter with there being blood when you wipe it down there?

This situation is considered to be a manifestation of inflammation of the genitourinary system, which is generally caused by infection with bacteria. The more severe the inflammation, the slower the recovery. Suggestions: You should seek medical attention for proper examination and treatment to avoid recurrence or aggravation. At the same time, maintain a regular diet and lifestyle, maintain local hygiene, avoid smoking, drinking, staying up late, overwork, and catching cold, develop good habits, and gradually improve, alleviate, and return to normal.

The main reasons are as follows: 1. Urinary tract infection: hematuria accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, and pain. 2. Nephritis: hematuria accompanied by edema, fever, proteinuria, hypertension, etc. 3. Urinary tract stones: Hematuria accompanied by severe pain in the waist and abdomen. Although some stones are not passed, blood in the urine often occurs after fatigue or exercise. 4. Tumor: If there is no symptom of hematuria, the first thing to think of is a tumor. 5. Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria has no obvious symptoms, and hematuria only occurs after sleep. 6. Blood disease: Hematuria accompanied by bleeding in multiple parts of the skin and orifices, sometimes accompanied by fever. Therefore, it is better for women to go to the hospital for examination in time after they have hematuria to find out what is the cause of the bleeding and treat it symptomatically.

For urethritis, it is recommended to treat it with oral antibiotics, such as amoxicillin, Sanjin tablets, etc. When oral medications are ineffective, intravenous infusion treatment is required. If the symptoms recur, a routine urine test can be performed to check whether it is caused by inflammation or urethritis, or a urine bacterial culture can be performed. During this period, you should drink plenty of water, eat a light diet, and avoid spicy and irritating foods. Drinking more water can flush the urinary tract and keep the area clean and hygienic.

It is recommended to try oral anti-inflammatory drugs. Also, you must drink plenty of water to increase urine volume, which has a flushing effect on the urethra and prevents overly rough and frequent sexual intercourse. You should urinate once after sexual intercourse. Flushing the urethra can reduce the possibility of urinary tract infection. Usually, you should eat less spicy food.