What are the causes of blood in urine in men?

Most men have strong self-esteem. Once there is something wrong with their urinary system, some of them choose not to say anything, while others are very shocked. Some men even become very panicked when they find that they have blood in their urine. In fact, the presence of blood in urine does not mean that men have an incurable disease. There are many reasons for blood in urine, but most of them are related to kidney diseases and urological diseases. So what are the specific reasons for men's blood in urine?

1. Benign prostatic hyperplasia: We know that no matter men or women, young or old, if they have tumors or stones, they will have hematuria. In addition to these, men with prostatic hyperplasia will also have hematuria. With this disease, the patient's prostate volume will increase, and with the increase in blood vessels, the blood vessels on the surface of the prostate will dilate and become congested, which can cause painless hematuria. Prostatic hyperplasia is often accompanied by inflammation and bladder stones, which can cause hematuria symptoms.

2. Kidney disease: Hematuria is one of the important symptoms of kidney disease, such as acute and chronic nephritis, acute and chronic pyelonephritis, renal insufficiency, etc. At the same time, kidney stones, kidney infection, kidney enlargement, kidney displacement, etc. can cause hematuria, but different diseases have different manifestations of hematuria, so in clinical practice, hematuria is often regarded as a symptom of kidney disease.

3. Urinary system diseases: Urinary stones are common diseases of the urinary system, which are usually accompanied by hematuria. Stone movement usually causes renal colic and hematuria. In severe cases, due to large and multiple stones or stones that have been in the urinary tract for too long, urine outflow is blocked, leading to urinary tract infection and ureterorenal hydrops, kidney function damage, and treatment is needed as soon as possible. Other urinary system diseases such as infection and tearing can also cause hematuria.

From the above we can see the reasons why men have hematuria. So male friends, once you have symptoms of hematuria, don't be anxious, go to the hospital to find a professional doctor for diagnosis and treatment in time, and don't be ashamed to talk about your symptoms during the treatment process. As long as you explain the situation to the doctor, you can better prescribe the right medicine.