Why do men who urinate blood don’t feel any pain?

Both men and women can have hematuria, but the situations of hematuria in men and women are very different. Usually, hematuria is mainly caused by some urinary tract diseases, the most common of which is urinary tract infection. For example, many women do not pay attention to sexual hygiene, and urinary tract infection will occur over time. If this is the case, it will also be accompanied by symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency and pain when urinating. However, some men simply have hematuria and have no pain symptoms at all. Why is this?

Why do men who urinate blood don’t feel any pain?

In this case, you must go to the hospital for examination. I have seen such cases:

A colleague also found blood in his urine when he urinated, which sometimes appeared and sometimes disappeared, and he did not feel any pain. He went to a small clinic for examination, and the doctor told him that it was hematuria and asked him to go to the hospital for examination. I accompanied him to the hospital, and the hospital first treated him with medication. He stopped urinating blood during the medication period, but he started urinating blood again after a while. Later, he started to do examinations. Maybe the equipment was not advanced enough at that time. He did a lot of examinations, including kidney map, cystoscopy (which my colleague said was very painful), etc., but no problems were found. It took a month of hard work to confirm the diagnosis, which was done by ureterography, and it was confirmed to be ureteral polyps.

So there are many reasons for hematuria, so go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.

Judging from the symptoms, it is possible that there is blood in the urine. There are many causes, such as insufficient drinking, bacterial infection, or urinary stones. It is recommended to drink plenty of water. You can go to the hospital for routine tests and B-ultrasound of the urinary system. If it is confirmed to be urinary tract inflammation, you can be given oral ofloxacin tablets for treatment.

Generally, hematuria is often caused by urinary system diseases, kidney diseases, stones and other diseases. It may also be related to frequent masturbation. It is recommended not to masturbate anymore. You can go to the urology department of the hospital for routine urine, blood, color Doppler ultrasound and other examinations to see which disease is causing it, and then treat it. Pay attention to drink more water, urinate more, and don't eat spicy food.

The causes of hematuria include kidney stones, urinary tract infection, and urethral mucosal damage. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a routine urine test and kidney B-ultrasound for diagnosis. In addition, if there is a history of masturbation, hematuria may be caused by urethral mucosal damage. It is recommended to abstain from sex recently, pay attention to hygiene, and eat less fried and greasy food.