How to treat hematuria in women

Nowadays, various female diseases have brought great troubles to many of our female friends, especially some female gynecological diseases, hematuria is one of them. Many people are troubled by hematuria and have tried various methods but failed to get a cure as soon as possible. I believe everyone wants to know how to treat it as soon as possible. Let us learn about how to treat female hematuria.

1. The cause of hematuria can be analyzed by whether it is accompanied by other symptoms. Asymptomatic hematuria should first consider the possibility of urinary tract tumors. If hematuria is accompanied by pain, especially colic, urinary tract stones should be considered. If it is accompanied by urinary pain and interrupted urinary flow, bladder stones should be considered. If it is accompanied by obvious bladder irritation symptoms, urinary tract infection, urinary tract tuberculosis and bladder tumors are more common. In addition, the cause of hematuria should be comprehensively judged based on the patient's medical history, age, color and degree of hematuria, etc.

2. The treatment of hematuria mainly involves different treatments for the primary disease based on different causes.

If there is only microscopic hematuria, the prognosis is generally good and no medication is needed, but follow-up is required, once a year (in the United States) or once every 3 to 6 months. Therefore, it is recommended that children with such diseases be "managed" rather than treated. Management includes: diagnosis, treatment, patient/parent education, life guidance, development of follow-up plans, etc. Tell the child to have regular check-ups.

In short, there is not much new progress on the overall diagnosis of hematuria in children. In clinical work, it should be noted that the importance of diagnosing the cause of hematuria is far greater than the treatment of hematuria, but in the diagnostic process, attention should be paid to balancing the "insufficiency" and "excess" of related examinations. Regular follow-up is particularly important for children with hematuria who have no clear cause. A "three-dimensional" diagnosis is made based on the current examination combined with follow-up examinations. Develop corresponding follow-up plans and contents for different children.

3. Regarding daily precautions, generally do not overwork and keep a happy mood. The diet should be nutritious, easy to digest, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. Patients with hematuria should avoid spicy, fragrant and dry stimulants and seafood, such as rooster, sea fish, beef, mutton, goose, etc., so as not to increase heat and fire and aggravate the condition. People with excessive urine protein should be careful not to consume too much high-protein food to prevent themselves from being unable to benefit from the supplement.

The above content clearly introduces us to the relevant issues of how to treat hematuria in women. These methods are very good methods summarized by experts and scholars to treat hematuria. You may wish to try the above methods. It can help us better solve the female gynecological diseases we have and get rid of the troubles brought to us by this disease.