Under normal conditions, there are no red cells in the urine. Medically, when the patient's urine is deposited, the patient is examined with a microscope, which is called blood urine if there are more than five red cells in each of the high view. If a red cell is detected only under a microscope and the blood is not visible in the eyes, it is called under the mirror; if the eye can see that the urine is a “basic water sample” or of blood colour, even if there is a blood clot or clot in the urine, it is called flesh-eye urine. So blood urine isn't always found in the eyes. The presence of blood in the urine can be seen in the eyes and at least 1 ml of blood is mixed in approximately 1,000 ml of urine, which means that the urine is more serious and should be promptly identified and actively treated。
(i) causes of haematological urine
Blood urine is often caused by diseases of the urinary organs. Human urine is produced in the kidneys and can cause blood urine if the organs are ill and bleeding occurs outside the kidneys, the tube, the bladder and the urinary tract。
The most common diseases causing haemorrhagic urine are kidney inflammation, urology infection, haemorrhagic bladder inflammation, urinary quarries, kidney tuberculosis, kidney tumours, kidney and urinary tract damage, etc. Blood urine is one of the main symptoms of these diseases。
(ii) identification diagnosis of blood urine
(b) when the urine starts to be blood urine, the latter is normal and is usually a urinal disease; if the urine starts normal, there will be blood urine at the end, mostly bladderitis and prostate disease; if it's "blood urine" and it's dark red, it's mostly from kidney diseases. Pee blood rarely shows signs of shock。
Blood urine is common in the following diseases:
1 acute kidney pelvis with little blood and urine, protein urine, swelling, hypertension and tonsil a week before the onset of the disease。
2 nephritis, blood urination with urine pain, urination, frequency, waist pain, fever。
The three-genital system is characterized by blood-uresy renal convulsions or symptoms of urination interruption, urination difficulties, urine pain, etc。
Renal nodules account for over 90 per cent of cases of haemorrhagic urine, which is characterized by an acute, frequent and increasing urinary pain。
Many of the kidney and urinary road injuries have had a history of kidney or abdominal injuries, such as contusions, injuries and injuries。
Hemorrhage in the skin, gastrointestinal haemorrhage and joint pain. The skin has a haemorrhaging point of 2? 4 weeks later。
Vitamin c, vitamin k deficiency, blood diseases such as leukemia and haemophilia can cause blood urine。
Some of the medications are harmful to the kidneys and can cause blood urine when administered. Such as quintaacin, tetracyclics, sulfamide, canacin, etc。
Inadequate drinking water for temporary blood urine, increased drinking water and quickly disappeared after diluting the urine。
(iii) ambulance measures
(1) rest in bed to minimize intense activity. Pyrobarbital, valium and other tranquillizers may be administered if necessary。
(2) drinking water, reducing salt crystals in urine and accelerating the discharge of drugs and stones. In cases where renal disease has already occurred, less water should be provided。
(3) the application of blood-control drugs, such as ambulatory blood, hemorrhaging, vitamin k and the sharing of vitamin c。
(4) be careful with the medication that causes blood urine, especially those who already have kidney disease。
(5) blood urine is the result of urin infections, oral and injectable antibiotics and urin cleaning agents such as fluorine, furfuran, ammonium penicillin, penicillin, mirex, etc。
(6) the urinary quarries often have severe abdominal pains, which can be met by oral aroma, 654-2, and atropines。
(7) due to the complexity of this disease and the seriousness of some cases, it should be examined and confirmed at the hospital as soon as possible and thoroughly treated. Renal tuberculosis and renal tumours can be excised with one side of the kidney in order to achieve root healing。
