Causes of hematuria What is it?

Urethritis is one of the more common

causes of hematuria

. Bacterial infection can cause inflammation of the urethra, leading to congestion and edema of the urethral mucosa, prone to rupture and bleeding, and then lead to hematuria.

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. Urinary stones

If the patient has urethral stones, stones passing through the urethra may scratch or stimulate the urethral wall, causing hematuria.

3. Nephritis patients

glomerular capillary network damage, leading to filtration problems, red blood cells and protein components through the glomerular capillary network into the urine, and then hematuria.