What causes blood clots in urine

Blood clots in urine may be caused by urinary tract infections, stones, kidney diseases, etc.

1. Urinary tract infections

can cause cystitis, urethritis and other diseases, resulting in irritative damage to urethral mucosa and blood in urine.

2. Stones

with urinary stones. When stones pass through the kidney, ureter or bladder, they may scratch the urinary tract mucosa, resulting in severe low back pain and frequent micturition symptoms.

3. Kidney diseases

Renal tuberculosis, renal cysts, kidney tumors, etc., may affect the normal function of the kidneys, resulting in blood in urine. It

is recommended that patients with blood in urine go to the hospital to check the cause and receive regular treatment under the guidance of a professional doctor.