Prostate disease hematuria serious

Hematuria in prostate disease is generally serious.

The prostate is located at the outlet of the lower part of the bladder. If prostatitis, severe hyperplasia of the prostate and other prostate diseases lead to capillary rupture and bleeding in the bladder mucosa, it may cause hematuria, often indicating that the condition is more serious. If you do not seek medical intervention in time, it may lead to further progression of the disease, causing symptoms such as urinary pain, incomplete urination, and fever, which has a greater impact on the daily life of patients. Secondly, if it is hematuria caused by prostate cancer, it cannot be cured by current medical means, so it is also more serious.

Patients can be examined by B-ultrasound, rectal examination, prostate fluid examination, etc. to clarify the cause of hematuria, and then targeted treatment.