Female urine suddenly is pale pink

A woman's urine suddenly pinkish? This pinkish urine is called gross hematuria. It is often caused by urinary tract infections, ureteral stones and bleeding caused by ureteral tumors. Therefore, we need to complete relevant examinations to determine the cause, such as urine routine tests, urinary B-ultrasound or CT examinations, and cystoscopy and urine exfoliation cytology if necessary. For young people, the most common causes are urinary tract infections and ureteral stones or kidney stones. For older people, tumors may be more common. So we need to improve the relevant tests to determine the cause of bleeding, as well as the location of bleeding, and then carry out appropriate treatment.