What is urinary tuberculosis?

Generally speaking, tuberculosis of the urinary system occurs in the kidneys, ureters, bladder, prostate, and sometimes testis or urethra of our urinary system. We all call it tuberculosis of the urinary system. However, because of this tuberculosis, a characteristic of its occurrence is different. Therefore, clinical symptoms may be different. Therefore, in our clinical practice, that is, doctors will do a relevant examination according to the patient's different symptoms, and then determine what kind of situation the patient tuberculosis is in. For example, if kidney tuberculosis, it also divides into early stage tuberculosis, damaged kidney or late stage kidney, complete hydrops, empyema, ureteral tuberculosis, bladder tuberculosis, prostate, and testicular epididymis tuberculosis. Therefore, the location of urinary tuberculosis and the course of the disease play a very important role in its diagnosis.