Hematuria, abdominal pain, waist discomfort. What's going on?

Urinary blood, abdominal pain and waist discomfort may be related to urinary tract infection, kidney stones, urinary system tumors and other diseases.

1, urinary tract infection

urinary tract infection is caused by bacterial infection of the urinary system disease, infection caused by inflammation will stimulate the urethra and bladder mucosa, leading to mucosal damage, causing urinary blood. At the same time, due to inflammation stimulation will lead to bladder muscle spasm and contraction, resulting in lower abdominal pain. When the inflammation goes up to the ureter and kidney, it can cause upper urinary tract infection, resulting in patients with waist discomfort symptoms.

2, kidney stones

kidney stones in the process of migration may scratch the local mucosa, but also can lead to local inflammation, resulting in urine blood, abdominal pain and other discomfort. When stones block the urinary tract, urine can not be discharged normally kidney, resulting in hydronephrosis.

3, urinary system tumors

urinary system tumors can directly damage the mucosa in the urinary tract, leading to bleeding. Secondly, urinary system tumors may cause inflammation and stimulation of surrounding tissues, resulting in lower abdominal pain and waist discomfort.