What causes bleeding in male urine?

Blood in urine is generally called hematuria in clinical practice. This is also a common symptom in clinical practice. Many men want to know what causes blood in urine. Generally speaking, blood in urine is related to some urogenital diseases, including urinary tract infections.

1. Urogenital system diseases

More than 95% of male urine bleeding is caused by urinary tract infection, among which glomerular disease, renal cysts and stones, prostatic hyperplasia, urinary tract infection and other diseases are the most common. Hemorrhagic cystitis, urinary tract stones, renal tuberculosis, renal tumors, kidney and urethral injuries may also cause hematuria. Hematuria is one of the main symptoms of the above diseases.

2. Temporary hematuria caused by other reasons

For example, hematuria after exercise. Some people have hematuria after morning jogging or sports, but they do not feel any obvious discomfort or other associated symptoms. This is hematuria after exercise, and the cause is kidney damage after intense exercise. There is no special treatment for exercise-induced hematuria. You can take some hemostatic drugs and then rest until the hematuria disappears. In the future, you should start with a small amount of exercise and gradually increase it to improve the body's and kidneys' tolerance to exercise.

3. List of common diseases that cause hematuria

1. Urinary stones.

These include stones in the kidney, ureter, bladder, or urethra.

2. Urinary and reproductive system infection.

Such as pyelonephritis, renal tuberculosis, cystourethritis, prostatitis, etc.

3. Nephritis.

These include acute and chronic nephritis, focal nephritis, benign acute hemorrhagic nephritis, etc.

4. Urogenital system tumors.

There are kidney tumors, ureteral tumors, bladder tumors, prostate tumors, etc.

5. Other urinary system diseases.

Such as kidney ptosis, wandering kidney, congenital polycystic kidney, etc.

6. Urinary tract injury.

Damage to the kidneys caused by various chemicals or drugs, hematuria caused by sulfonamides, etc.