Is it serious if a child has occult blood?

Children's occult blood 10 is a result that may appear in children's urine test. This result generally means that the child has a problem with occult blood in urine. Occult blood in urine can be very harmful to children because it is most likely caused by urinary tract infection or some kidney disease. If not diagnosed and treated in time, it will bring unimaginable consequences to the child's body and greatly threaten the child's health.

1. Introduction to symptoms

Occult blood is hidden blood, so occult blood in urine is occult blood in urine. Urine occult blood alone cannot be used as a basis for diagnosing a disease, because normal people may also have urine occult blood under normal circumstances, but normal urine occult blood is negative. Normal urine contains very few red blood cells, so urine occult blood is negative. Urine occult blood positive is the result of a routine urine test, indicating that the red blood cells in the urine have reached a certain number.

2. Causes of the disease

There are many situations in which occult blood in urine may occur. The first thing to consider is whether it is caused by kidney or urinary tract infection. Specific analysis of the causes of pathological occult blood in urine: inflammation. Conditions that may cause potential bleeding in the urine, whether glomerulonephritis, pyelonephritis, or cystitis; stones. Stones in the kidneys, ureters, bladder, etc. may cause occult blood in the urine; tumors. Malignant or benign tumors of the kidneys, bladder, and ureters may cause occult blood in the urine.

In addition, women may occasionally have occult blood in urine. Strenuous exercise and medication can also cause occult blood in urine.

3. Treatment Methods

If you find abnormal urine occult blood during routine examinations, don't panic and fall into the misunderstanding of seeking medical treatment for the disease. It is best to reflect on yourself first to see if you have other symptoms. A series of complications can provide a better basis for diagnosis.

Secondly, through re-examination, the diagnosis is re-confirmed to determine the cause of occult blood in urine, and targeted treatment is carried out according to the cause.

In the treatment of common renal occult blood in urine, as occult blood and proteinuria leak out, the degree of kidney damage continues to increase. Therefore, targeted measures should be taken to treat occult blood in urine, inactivate inflammatory mediators that cause inflammatory reactions, prevent further damage to the damaged kidneys, and repair the damaged glomerular filtration membrane, thereby solving symptoms such as occult blood in urine and proteinuria.