Post Date November, 16 2024
With the increase of life pressure, the prevalence rate of men is getting higher and higher. Many people suffer from various diseases, and male hematuria is one of them. Many people do not know what causes hematuria, so they have not been treated in time, which has brought great damage to the body. Find out the cause of blood in urine immediately and actively accept treatment to prevent the occurrence of serious diseases. So, what diseases can cause male hematuria?
What diseases can cause male hematuria?
The urination is normal after hematuria. The urination is mostly caused by urinary infection and urethral disease. The urination is normal at the end of urination. The urination is mostly caused by cystitis and prostate disease. The blood color is dark red and mostly caused by kidney disease. The causes of hematuria are as follows:
1. Nephritis, calculus, infection, tuberculosis, tumor, deformity, injury and other diseases of the urinary system.
2. Diseases of organs near the urinary tract, such as prostatitis, prostatic hypertrophy, appendicitis, etc.
3. Infectious diseases, blood diseases, cardiovascular diseases and other systemic diseases.
4. Take sulfa drugs, anticoagulants, mannitol injection and other drug factors.
What complications do men have besides hematuria?
1. People with hematuria accompanied by low back pain may sometimes have severe paroxysmal low back pain or renal colic, which may be kidney or ureteral stones.
2. He is over 40 years old, has no obvious symptoms and painful hematuria, and may have tumor of urinary system.
3. If hematuria and low back pain are significantly related to body position and daily activities, if the symptoms improve after bed rest and physical activity increases, then the possibility of nephroptosis is greater.
4. If hematuria is accompanied by bleeding from other parts of the body, it may be caused by blood disease.
5. Hematuria is accompanied by long-term frequent urination, urgency of urination, and pain of urination are more likely to be renal tuberculosis.
6. Hematuria with severe frequent urination, urgency and pain in urination are mostly acute cystitis
7. Hematuria with eyelid, facial or systemic edema, high blood pressure and fever may be acute nephritis.
