Why is urine as red as blood Pee is red like blood, like blood, what s going on

Hurry up to the hospital for a check-up.

It may indicate that hematuria or drugs may cause the urine to appear red, and there are many reasons for hematuria, such as urological diseases, blood diseases, etc. It is recommended that you should go to the hospital for relevant examinations such as urine routine, and Anyang Tongji is recommended to be more professional.

This is definitely not a good situation, go and check the intersection of Qingchi Avenue and Yongji Road.

Something is wrong with the urinary system. Symptoms of bleeding from the kidneys, ureters, and bladder. Go to the urology department of the hospital immediately.

There are many reasons for blood in the urine, such as inflammation of the urinary system, urethral damage, stones, etc., I don't know if you have other symptoms to accompany it, if you feel that there are other discomforts in the body, you should go to the hospital for examination, so that the doctor can give you targeted **.

Hello, it may be hematuria, the cause is due to the diseases of the urinary system itself, including glomerular diseases, kidney cysts, stones, among which urinary tract infectious diseases and tumors are the most common. Other disorders, such as coagulation abnormalities and systemic diseases, can also cause hematuria. Sometimes drugs can also cause blood in the urine.

One reason is that you may have kidney disease, and the other may be that you are temporarily too tired and have inflammation in your body, but I think there is a greater chance of getting nephritis, so hurry up and check your urine, you can't delay.

In urology and nephrology clinics, patients with hematuria are often seen. Most of them are so worried about blood in their urine that they even travel to major hospitals and take various medications**. However, is it really necessary to do so, and how should we rationally look at the blood in the urine?

What is hematuria?

Normal urine has no or only a small number of red blood cells (RBCs), and centrifugal urine can occasionally find 1-2 RBCs under the microscope high-power field (HP), which is a normal phenomenon; If the red blood cells have 3 HPF, it is called hematuria. When the number of red blood cells is low, the diagnosis can be made only by microscopic examination, which is called microscopic hematuria. If there is 1 ml of blood per liter of urine, which is visible to the naked eye, it is called gross hematuria.

Is red urine hematuria?

Red urine is not the same as hematuria, many red foods and drugs can also cause urine redness, common interference factors that can cause urine redness are:

Food factors: beets, peppers, tomato leaves.

Pharmacological factors: rifampicin, phenytoin, phenothiazine, chloroquine, indomethacin, quinine, phenolphthalein, etc.

Blood mixing: menstrual contamination, hemorrhoidal bleeding.

Classification of hematuria.

Hematuria can be divided into two categories, one is hematuria caused by various nephritis, which is called medical hematuria; The other is hematuria caused by bleeding from the urinary system, including the kidneys, ureters, bladder, or urinary tract from various causes, called surgical hematuria. The presence of medical hematuria indicates the existence of some primary or secondary glomerulonephritis, and there are many types of diseases that cause surgical hematuria, including urinary tract infections, stones, tumors, etc.

How is hematuria diagnosed?

Is hematuria a Qi Xun all needed**?

The first step is to determine the **and** of hematuria. If there is blood clots or streaks in the urine or hematuria only appears at a certain stage of the urinary process, it indicates that the hematuria is caused by a surgical disease, especially in the elderly, and the occurrence of urological tumors should be more vigilant. If hematuria is accompanied by urinary frequency, urgency, and dysuria, it usually suggests that hematuria is associated with a urinary tract infection, and prompt anti-infective therapy is recommended**.

If hematuria is asymptomatic and asymptomatic, whether it is visible in the gross hematuria or in the urine test, it is recommended to see a doctor promptly to determine the cause.

In general, the vast majority of asymptomatic medical hematuria is thought to be due to a benign primary glomerulonephritis in the absence of secondary disease. The vast majority of patients do not develop further kidney damage as a result, so there is no need to drink plenty of fluids and monitor regularly under the guidance of a doctor. At the same time, we should try to avoid various factors that may cause or aggravate kidney damage in our lives, including trying to prevent infection, avoiding overwork, and especially avoiding the use of drugs with kidney damage.

Once infection occurs, the use of nephrotoxic drugs should be avoided in a timely manner.

Go to the hospital for a check-up, don't ask here, get a full check-up.

Urinemia, there may be kidney problems, it is best to go to the hospital to check!

You should have hematuria.

Reddish urine is not necessarily hematuria and can be seen in one of the following conditions.

The red urine caused by porphyria is placed in the sun, and the urine color is reddish-brown or wine-colored, uniform, not turbid, and there are no red blood cells on microscopic examination.

First of all, this condition is exposed to and ingested internally The following substances cause red urine, red urine, no red blood cells on microscopic examination of urine sediment, rifampicin, antipyrine, mountain road year, rhubarb, and aniline dyes, anthocyanins, bile pigments, Congo red, .

Blood proteinuria and myoglobinuria are uniformly dark red and soy sauce color, ** after flocculent, microscopic examination without red blood cells, crush injury, extensive burns, malaria and lysis syndrome and other diseases. Less common is caused by the following chemicals, Sanlu, carbon monoxide, oxalic acid, quinine.

First of all, hematuria is often a manifestation of a disease, and male friends with symptoms of hematuria should be treated correctly, go to a regular hospital in time to find out the cause, and actively accept ** after being diagnosed with the disease, so as to avoid excessive mental pressure on themselves.

There are many reasons for this, one is blood in the urine, then it is not a hobby, which means that your kidneys may have problems, and this should be paid attention to! The other is that you eat something that contains red pigment, such as dragon fruit red heart.

Urine is red and is usually seen in patients with hematuria. The main causes of hematuria symptoms include: 1. Bladder mucosal damage caused by long-term urine holding, and hematuria symptoms after hemorrhagic cystitis.

2. If there is red urine after being hit by an external force in the kidney area, it is generally considered to be related to kidney damage. 3. If the patient's platelet count is too low, there may be coagulation dysfunction and blood in the urine.

In addition to gross hematuria, other causes can cause urine redness

1) Urine is contaminated with blood from adjacent organs, such as menstrual blood mixed into the urine.

2) Hemoglobinuria or myoglobinuria, no red blood cells or only a small number of red blood cells on microscopic examination, positive occult blood test. The urine of the former is uniform dark red or soy sauce color, not turbid, no red precipitation; The latter urine has a reddish-brown appearance.

3) Porphyria, caused by blood porphyria, urine placed or placed in the sun will turn reddish-brown or wine-colored, uniform appearance is not turbid, no red blood cells on microscopic examination, positive uroporphyrinogen test, negative occult blood test.

4) Other reasons: such as certain drugs, foods, dyes, reagents, etc. can also cause red urine, such as the use of rifampicin, phenol red, azo dye, etc., can also cause red urine. At this time, urine microscopy has no red blood cells, occult blood test is negative, and the patient has a history of drug use.

Not necessarily, with some drugs like rifampicin;

There are also some coloring foods, such as tomatoes, which are excessive;

These are pseudohematuria;

urinalysis is required to rule it out;

If there is blood or not, you can find out by checking the urine routine.

The same goes for diabetes.