What causes urethral bleeding in women

At present, many women are suffering from many gynecological diseases. Urethral bleeding is believed to be a problem encountered by many women. So, what is the cause of urethral bleeding in women? Let's have a simple understanding and understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be of some help to everyone!

Causes of urethral bleeding in women

1. Nephritis: blood in urine accompanied by edema, fever, proteinuria, hypertension, etc. 2. Urinary tract infection: blood in urine accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and painful urination. 3. Urinary stones: Blood in urine accompanied by severe pain in the waist and abdomen. Although some stones are blocked, blood in the urine often occurs after fatigue or exercise. 4. Tumor: If there is blood in the urine without any other symptoms, the first thing to think of is tumor. 5. Blood disease: Blood in urine accompanied by bleeding from the skin and orifices of the body, sometimes accompanied by fever. 6. Paroxysmal sleep-related hemoglobinuria: There are no obvious symptoms, and blood in the urine only occurs after sleep.

What causes urethral bleeding when women have bowel movements?

The female urethral opening is relatively short and is located near the vulva, making it very easy for bacteria to invade the urethral opening. In addition, the temperature in spring generally reaches above 20 ℃, the body sweats a lot, and the sebaceous glands of the female vulva are very rich. If not properly cared for, it is easy to make the private parts wet and cold for a long time. At this time, the bacteria will multiply very quickly, causing urethritis and urethral bleeding in women.

Urinary tract bleeding in women may also be caused by a disease of the urinary organs. Human urine is converted in the kidneys and discharged from the body through the renal pelvis, urethra, bladder, and urethra. If these organs are diseased and bleeding occurs, it can cause female urethral bleeding.

1. Nephritis: blood in urine accompanied by edema, fever, proteinuria, hypertension, etc.

2. Urinary tract infection: blood in urine accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and painful urination.

3. Urinary stones: Blood in urine accompanied by severe pain in the waist and abdomen. Although some stones are blocked, blood in the urine often occurs after fatigue or exercise.

4. Tumor: If there is blood in the urine without any other symptoms, the first thing to think of is tumor.

5. Blood disease: Blood in urine accompanied by bleeding from the skin and orifices of the body, sometimes accompanied by fever.

6. Paroxysmal sleep-related hemoglobinuria: There are no obvious symptoms, and blood in the urine only occurs after sleep.

Women should neither be nervous nor indifferent if they find blood in their urine. The causes of hematuria in women are complicated, and sometimes it may be a signal of worsening disease. Therefore, it is recommended that patients with hematuria must seek medical treatment in a reliable professional hospital to establish a diagnosis and medication.

If a woman has urethral bleeding, she needs to check whether there are new microorganisms in the urethral opening. It is best to do a B-ultrasound of both kidneys, urethra tube, and bladder first to rule out tumor problems. If hematuria persists, it is best to do a cystoscopy and don't ignore it.