What are the causes of blood in urine?

From a clinical perspective, blood in the urine is a very common symptom. The patient is very likely to suffer from some hemorrhagic disease, sepsis, hypercalciuria, cystitis, stones, tumors and other diseases. In addition, food allergies, strenuous exercise, etc. can also cause symptoms of blood in the urine. The harm of blood in urine is extremely serious. Once discovered, treatment must be sought immediately, and good habits of drinking plenty of water and combining work and rest must be developed.

1. Causes of blood in urine

1. Systemic diseases: such as hemorrhagic diseases, leukemia, heart failure, sepsis, vitamin C and K deficiency, hypercalciuria, neonatal hemorrhagic disease, etc.

2. Urinary system diseases: such as cystitis, urethritis, various nephritis, stones (kidney, bladder, urethra), heart and kidney tuberculosis, various congenital malformations, trauma, tumors, etc.

3. Physical and chemical factors: such as food allergies, radiation exposure, drugs, poisons, and after exercise. In order to clarify the cause of the disease, it is very important to determine the location of hematuria. The three-cup urine test can understand the source of hematuria, and the method is very simple.

2. The harm of blood in urine

If urinary bleeding is not treated effectively in time, it will cause great harm to the patient. Specifically, it can lead to abnormal urination in men, such as frequent urination, urgency, and urination disorders; abnormal urination in men further increases the impact on male bladder function, resulting in urinary incontinence; when the disease is not effectively treated, it can cause uremia and even endanger the patient's life.

3. Prevention of blood in urine

1. Patients should develop the habit of drinking more water.

2. Avoid strenuous exercise and pay attention to the combination of work and rest.

3. Actively treat urinary system diseases such as stones and inflammation.

4. Health care and protection work should be done in the production of rubber, plastic, dye and other tools.

5. In daily life and work, you should not often keep your bladder fully filled. You should urinate in time to reduce the time urine stays in the bladder. Urinate in time and do not hold urine.

6. Quit smoking and drinking, do not eat irritating foods, and avoid eating chili peppers, dog meat, donkey meat, horse meat, coriander, onions, raw garlic, spicy foods, etc.