What are the reasons for sudden painless hematuria in men?

Men's health is very important because men have greater responsibilities in life, especially married men who have to bear the pressure of the family. Their health is always under great pressure. Among them, physiological diseases are one of the problems that men cannot avoid. There are many manifestations of male physiological diseases, among which hematuria is a more serious manifestation. Let's take a look at the reasons why men suddenly have painless hematuria.

There are several reasons why men have painless hematuria: first, stones have this symptom. Stones are also accompanied by abdominal pain or cramping during urination. In addition, men with prostate hyperplasia or prostate enlargement may also have painless hematuria, accompanied by symptoms such as difficulty urinating, feeling more labored when urinating, or urinating more frequently.

Nephritis can also cause hematuria, and sometimes it is painless. If you have nephritis, accompanied by proteinuria, hypertension, edema and other symptoms, you should also pay attention to whether there is kidney ptosis or hematuria caused by strenuous activities. Consider whether there is a tumor in the urinary system, such as bladder cancer or prostate cancer, which will cause painless hematuria. The specific cause of hematuria should be clarified by combining examination and medical history. Depending on the diagnosis, the treatment is slightly different.

There are many reasons for painless hematuria in men. The main reasons are urinary tract inflammation, tumors, stones, etc. It is necessary to complete routine urine examinations, urinary system color Doppler ultrasound, CT and other examinations. If diseases such as stones and tumors are found, they need to be treated in time. In addition, if color Doppler ultrasound and CT do not find obvious abnormalities, it should also be taken seriously. It may be the early stage of certain diseases that cannot be found by imaging examinations, such as tumors. If painless hematuria occurs repeatedly, cystoscopy and ureteroscopy are required to clarify the cause.