What are the symptoms of chlamydia urinary tract infection and how to diagnose it

The manifestations of chlamydia urinary tract infection include frequent micturition, urinary pain, hematuria, etc. The specific analysis is as follows: 1. Frequent micturition If the patient is seriously ill, chlamydia stimulates bladder tissue, thereby increasing the sensitivity of bladder tissue and causing frequent micturition. 2. Urinary pain Chlamydia Urinary tract infection patients due to urethral chlamydia stimulation, resulting in urethral mucosa damage, with the stimulation of urine caused pain, urinary pain. 3. Hematuria If the patient's urethral damage is serious, leading to blood vessel rupture, bleeding, and then discharged together with urine, causing hematuria. Chlamydia urinary tract infection diagnosis methods include chlamydia cell culture, chlamydia cytological examination, direct immunofluorescence, etc., the specific analysis is as follows: 1. chlamydia cell culture If abnormal color is found through chlamydia cell culture examination, chlamydia urinary tract infection can be preliminarily diagnosed at this time. 2. Cytological examination of chlamydia If iodine staining shows brown by cytological examination of chlamydia, it can be further diagnosed. 3. Direct immunofluorescence If chlamydia is found by direct immunofluorescence examination, it can assist in the diagnosis of the disease.