These are the reasons why bleeding in urine is caused!

Urination is generally a very pleasant thing for men, but some men find that there is blood in their urine when urinating, so patients will be very worried. So what are the general causes of bleeding in urine?

1. Male urine bleeding caused by urinary tract infection

Renal male urine bleeding refers to male urine bleeding originating from the glomerulus. Clinically, it manifests as simple male urine bleeding, or male urine bleeding accompanied by proteinuria, which is more common in patients with urinary tract infections. If the treatment is not thorough, the disease recurs or is misdiagnosed or missed, the condition cannot be effectively controlled and will eventually lead to uremia.

Experts from SuiZhong Renji Men's Hospital pointed out that it is necessary to eliminate the causes of renal male urinary bleeding, because long-term lesions of the glomerular basement membrane can also lead to glomerular sclerosis, causing kidney damage. Therefore, renal bleeding in men's urine must be treated early.

2. Male urinary bleeding caused by urinary stones

Urinary stones are a common disease of the urinary system, which is usually accompanied by bleeding in the urine in men. The harm of urinary stones to the body ranges from "mild" to "severe". In mild cases, it only causes some symptoms such as bloating and discomfort in the kidney area or abdomen. The movement of stones usually causes renal colic and blood in the urine in men. In severe cases, due to large and multiple stones or stones being in the urinary tract for too long, urine outflow is blocked, leading to urinary tract infection, hydroureteronephrosis and renal damage.

3. Male urinary bleeding caused by prostatic hyperplasia

Prostatic hyperplasia is the most common disease in elderly men. Bleeding in male urine is a common symptom of prostatic hyperplasia. This is because as the prostate enlarges, the capillaries in the mucosa on the surface of the prostate become congested, dilated, and twisted. When stretched by the bladder or an enlarged prostate, these capillaries can rupture, causing bleeding in a man's urine.