Urethritis blood in urine

We all know that the human urethra is relatively fragile and it is easy to get diseases such as urethritis. Patients with mild urethritis may feel some pain or difficulty when urinating. Patients with severe urethritis may even have hematuria. If not treated in time, it may cause cystitis or kidney disease. So what should you do if you have blood in your urine due to urethritis?

Steps/Methods:

1 Acute cystitis is characterized by sudden onset and a more obvious burning sensation during urination. If the condition is relatively serious, there will also be pain in the urethra area. The above symptoms are most common at night, but they can also occur during the day.

2 In fact, the symptoms of chronic cystitis are similar to those of acute cystitis, but chronic cystitis does not have high fever. It is characterized by repeated recurrence of symptoms. Some patients may even have symptoms that last for several weeks or intermittent attacks, causing patients to experience symptoms such as fatigue and weight loss.

3 Urethritis is also a very common disease. Its symptoms are similar to those of cystitis in many aspects. Of course, there are some differences in details. It is important to pay attention to identification and differentiation, which is very critical for treatment to avoid incorrect treatment.

Precautions

Cystitis and urethritis are the most common urinary system diseases. Both diseases are prone to recurrence and are difficult to cure. Therefore, sufficient attention should be paid to treatment and attention should be paid to correcting the cause.