Patient's question:
Played soccer before January, then experienced lower back pain and muscle cramps. Tested positive for 1+ blood in urine and 1+ proteinuria. Seen at Renji Hospital. After resting for two consecutive weeks, follow-up tests showed 25 red blood cells on the first test and 15 on the second. Both tests did not show proteinuria, but detected 16.2 (normal is 12) of urine a1-microglobulin.Doctor's answer:
The causes of hematuria can be analyzed based on whether it is accompanied by other symptoms. Asymptomatic hematuria should first be considered for the possibility of urological tumors. Hematuria accompanied by pain, especially with colic, should be considered for urinary tract stones. If accompanied by dysuria and interruption of urine flow, bladder stones should be considered. If accompanied by obvious bladder irritation symptoms, it should be considered as a urinary tract infection.