Does non-gonococcal urethritis cause blood in the urine?

Will non-gonococcal urethritis cause blood in the urine?

The symptoms caused by non-gonococcal urethritis are obvious, but they do not cause hematuria. For patients with hematuria, the cause needs to be found out immediately, and then the corresponding treatment is carried out according to the cause. In the early stage, it is easy to cause urethral itching, urinary urgency and other discomforts. As the onset time prolongs, various diseases such as epididymitis and prostatitis will occur.

1. Urethral itching

Urethral itching is a common symptom of non-gonococcal urethritis. At the beginning, the urethral opening will be itchy and swollen, and urination will be painful. Some patients will produce a small amount of sticky secretions at the urethral opening.

2. Urgent, painful, or difficult urination

When pathogens stimulate urethral epithelial cells, it is easy to cause urethral epithelial inflammation and organization, which in turn leads to urethral stenosis. Patients do not feel anything in the early stage, but when the condition worsens, they will experience poor urination and painful urination. Once the condition worsens, they will experience symptoms such as difficulty urinating.

3. Abnormal urethral discharge

If the patient's urethral secretions increase significantly, a thin white liquid will appear, and sometimes blood scabs or dirty underwear will appear in the urethra, which is easy to appear in the morning.

4. Abnormal vaginal discharge in women

For female patients with a long duration of illness, there will be an increase in vaginal discharge, which will be yellow, with severe blood or odor, and further develop into cervical edema and erosion.

5. Complications

Epididymitis is a complication caused by non-gonococcal urethritis, mainly due to the retrograde entry of pathogenic bacteria into the epididymis through the vas deferens, and then the symptoms of epididymitis appear.

The symptoms of non-gonococcal urethritis are introduced, which affects the health of the urethra and induces frequent urination, urgency and frequent urination. Once the disease occurs, it is necessary to carry out treatment in time, seek medical treatment as soon as possible, and stabilize the patient's condition. For mild patients, drugs such as doxycycline and tetracycline hydrochloride can be used for treatment. At the same time, pay attention to personal hygiene and always maintain good hygiene habits.