Female hematuria and lower abdominal pain

We all know that female urinary tract infection is the invasion of bacteria into the female urinary system, causing related clinical manifestations. There is a big difference between women and men. The urethra is short, about 4-6 cm, while the urethra of men is long, about 10 cm, which makes women more susceptible to urinary tract infections. The main symptoms include frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. Some patients may also have symptoms such as hematuria and fever. So let's take a look at what causes women to have blood in their urine and lower abdominal pain!

2. Urine bacterial culture can be done in the hospital to confirm what bacteria are infected and what drugs the bacteria are most sensitive to, so as to be targeted and reduce the occurrence of bacterial resistance, and avoid the toxic side effects caused by taking drugs indiscriminately;

3. Drink more water and urinate more often. The flushing effect of urine can greatly promote the recovery of the disease;

4. For some patients with chronic and recurrent symptoms, they should undergo detailed examinations in the hospital to find the cause as much as possible so as to achieve a complete cure. If the patient is caused by urinary tract obstruction or malformation, surgical treatment can be performed if necessary.