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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's normal now, better than anything else! However, it is necessary to pay attention to observe whether there are changes, usually the urine is red and then returns to normal, and a large proportion of stones are caused, such as when smaller stones are excreted with the urine, it may damage the urinary tract and cause slight hematuria. You must drink plenty of water on weekdays to avoid stones.
Of course, sometimes going to the toilet in the morning, or taking certain medications, may also cause a change in the color of the urine, but it is usually not red! Only when the capillaries are ruptured will the red phenomenon appear!
Keep an eye out for changes and wish you good health!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Did you take any medication?
Is there any other discomfort besides red?
However, it is still recommended to do a B-ultrasound of the urinary system.
Good luck.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It could be hematuria, or it could be that you took some kind of medication before urinating, such as rifampicin urine that will be orange-red after taking it.
This is normal, because you drink too little water, he doesn't want to feel at night, you drink too much water, and you will definitely get up to pee at night.
If it's not a stomachache, it's probably hemorrhoids. Rubbing with a little hemorrhoid ointment or goldmold eye ointment will relieve the pain. If you still have blood in your stool, you should go to the hospital for examination. There are many factors that contribute to blood in the stool.
It may be an anal fissure, mostly caused by constipation, painful during defecation, it is recommended to keep the stool smooth, wash with warm water, potassium permanganate sitz bath,
If you have not eaten foods with high iron content or some Chinese (patent) medicines, it is recommended to see a doctor.
It is recommended to re-examine the urine routine to see that general Chinese medicine will not cause a large change in urine ---