What to do if you have blood in your urine during pregnancy? Daily conditioning should be done well

Pregnant women may experience many problems during pregnancy, such as blood in the urine. There are many reasons for hematuria in pregnant women, such as inflammation, stones, excessive fatigue, etc. Hematuria in pregnant women has a certain impact on the health of both pregnant women and fetuses. So how can we treat hematuria during pregnancy?

1: Hematuria is a serious symptom and the patient is extremely frightened. The patient should be comforted and explained that 1 to 3 ml of blood in 1000 ml of urine is macroscopic hematuria. Blood loss is not serious.

2: Develop the habit of drinking more water (magnetized water).

3: Smoke less or don’t smoke, eat less irritating food, avoid: spicy food, aquatic products (shrimp, crab), chili peppers, garlic, raw onions, coriander, dog meat, horse meat, and donkey meat.

4: Actively treat inflammation, stones and other diseases of the urinary system.

5: Provide protective health care in the production of dyes, rubber, plastics and other tools.

6: In daily life and work, do not often fill your bladder. You should urinate when you feel the urge to urinate to reduce the time urine stays in the bladder for too long.

7: Pay attention to the combination of work and rest, and avoid strenuous exercise. In short: if you find hematuria, check it early, diagnose it and treat it promptly. If it is difficult to diagnose at the moment, go to the hospital for regular checkups.

In addition to treatment, you should also eat blood-enriching foods, drink plenty of water, avoid eating raw, cold, or spicy foods, keep warm, especially avoid staying up late, and get more rest. Observe the patient more often and go to the hospital for a follow-up examination in the near future. If there are no discomfort symptoms, it is usually physiological hematuria caused by excessive fatigue.