What are the causes of female students' urine bleeding when they go to the toilet

The most common cause of hematuria in female students is urinary tract infection. Especially young women often have sex in the process of sexual life. When the penis is pulled and inserted in the vagina, part of the secretion will reach the urethral orifice. Bacteria travel backward along the urethral orifice to the urinary tract, causing inflammatory reaction, which will lead to frequent urination, urgency, pain and even hematuria. The diagnosis can be further confirmed through routine urine examination and urinary system B ultrasonic examination. Once diagnosed as urinary infection, it is recommended to drink more water first. Drinking more water can flush the urethra and promote the absorption of inflammation and recovery of symptoms. Secondly, oral antibiotics are recommended for symptomatic treatment. Quinolone antibiotics are the most commonly used antibiotics in clinic, and levofloxacin hydrochloride is the representative drug.