Why is the little boy urinating blood?

Generally speaking, when a child has blood in his urine, you must pay special attention and go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination in time to see if it is caused by nephritis or other kidney disease. Go to a local authoritative hospital for examination, listen to the doctor's treatment advice, and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment method. Then you must also pay attention to your diet and other lifestyle habits. After this happens, you must pay attention to your diet and don't eat spicy food.

Hematuria refers to blood being discharged from the urine, which results in the urine being light red or bright red, sometimes like the color of meat washing water.

Suggestions: It is generally seen in pyelonephritis, renal tuberculosis, renal (bladder, ureter) stones, renal artery embolism, polycystic kidney disease, renal trauma, renal or bladder tumors, renal congestion caused by heart failure, leukemia, purpura (thrombocytopenic or allergic), sepsis, etc.

There are many reasons for hematuria in children. In addition to renal parenchymal damage, hematuria may also occur due to urinary system diseases below the kidney and systemic diseases. Pay attention to whether your child has had a cold recently. Go to the hospital in time to check urine routine, kidney B-ultrasound, measure blood pressure, and rule out urinary tract infection.

If the examination is normal, it means it is probably not blood in the urine. Sometimes, although there are red blood cells in the urine, it is not caused by urinary system diseases. Due to the anatomical structure of the human body, the urinary tract and intestines are relatively close. If you have an anal fissure or bleeding in the stool, the urine will be contaminated. There are also some people who see red color in the urine, but in fact, there is no hematuria in the urine. For example, the food we eat and some medicines are colored, which dye the urine, so they are all thought to be hematuria. However, upon examination, there are no red blood cells in the urine, so it is not hematuria at all. There are other diseases that lead to muscle dissolution, causing an increase of myoglobin in the blood, and the urine will also turn red. However, strictly speaking, this is not hematuria.

Hematuria is a signal of many diseases. It may be caused by diseases of the urinary tract itself, such as various nephritis, urinary tract infection, urinary stones, urinary tract injury, urethral malformation, renal vascular disease and renal tumors, etc. It can also be caused by systemic diseases, such as shock, heart failure, hemorrhagic diseases and VC, VK deficiency. It can also be caused by medication or diseases of adjacent organs. If your child has blood in his urine, take him to the hospital for examination immediately.

Suggestions: During treatment, you need to drink plenty of water, limit calcium and sodium intake, and avoid eating fruit juice and chocolate containing too much oxalic acid, so as to prevent the formation of calcium oxalate crystals in the urine and aggravate renal tubular damage and bleeding.

So after the above description, we can know that this situation should not be underestimated. After this situation occurs, some kind of disease will definitely occur. After the disease occurs, you must take your child to do a comprehensive examination to see what caused it. There are many reasons for this disease, but you must treat the symptoms to cure the disease. At the same time, you must also ensure that you are in a good mood.