What should men do if they have frequent urination, painful urination, or hematuria?

Maybe we haven't come across many cases of male frequent urination, painful urination, and hematuria before, but now the incidence of this disease is very high, and once the renal tubules are damaged, treatment will be very difficult. It may take a long time and requires our patience to achieve better healing effects. Let us learn about the treatment methods for male frequent urination, painful urination, and hematuria!

1. In order to completely sterilize, some authors believe that the routine course of treatment is still appropriate for 3 days. 2 tablets of co-trimoxazole plus 1.0g of sodium bicarbonate, twice a day; or 0.5g of hydroxyammonia penicillin, 4 times a day; 0.2g of ofloxacin, twice a day. All taken continuously for 3 days, the cure rate of cystitis is similar to the traditional 14-day treatment, and there are fewer side effects. Its indications and contraindications are the same as the single-course treatment. As for lower urinary tract infection in the elderly, Mccne believes that: whether the elderly are symptomatic or asymptomatic, a 5-7 day course of treatment should be used, because the elderly often have abnormal bladder function, incomplete bladder outflow obstruction, and vaginal and urethral mucosal atrophy, which makes treatment more difficult.

2. Single-dose therapy and 3-day therapy avoid the increase of drug-resistant bacteria and side effects caused by unnecessary long-term medication, but measures to prevent recurrence should be strengthened. If the symptoms do not disappear, urine purulent cells continue to exist, and bacterial culture is still positive, bacterial resistance or infection inducement should be considered, and more suitable antibacterial drugs should be adjusted in time to extend the application time in order to achieve the purpose of early cure. For chronic cystitis that has not been cured for a long time or recurs repeatedly, a detailed and comprehensive urinary system examination should be performed to remove obstructive factors, control primary lesions, and make the urinary tract unobstructed. Urinary retention and cystitis caused by nervous system diseases should be treated according to the type of functional disorder.

3. Cystitis is often accompanied by stones, deformities or other obstructive factors, and is not a simple cystitis. Therefore, the primary issue in the treatment of chronic cystitis is to correct the complex factors of the urinary tract. After the complex factors of the urinary tract are corrected, a longer period of antibacterial therapy can be given. The specific content can be referred to the treatment of chronic pyelonephritis. Some people suggest that when suffering from chronic cystitis, local treatment should be combined, and antibacterial bladder lavage can be used. The commonly used lavage fluid is 100mL of physiological saline containing 1:20000 penicillin or 1% furacilin or 400,000 units of gentamicin. The lavage fluid is poured into the bladder, retained for 30 minutes and then released, and repeated 4 to 6 times. After lavage, 30mL of 5% weak protein silver and 2mL of 2% novocaine can be infused to protect the bladder mucosa.

The above article introduces the treatment methods for male frequent urination, painful urination and hematuria, which have achieved very good results. These methods are very effective in curing hematuria. Many people have tried them before and they are indeed very effective. Patients who are suffering from renal tubular hematuria may wish to use the above methods for treatment and achieve the cure as soon as possible.