Effective Management of Exercise-Induced Hematuria
Published: Jan 04, 2024
While exercise-induced hematuria is usually harmless, managing it effectively can help prevent recurrence and maintain your health.
Contents
Immediate Management
If you notice hematuria after exercise, the first step is to rest and hydrate. These measures often resolve the issue in a few days without further intervention.
Long-Term Strategies
To prevent recurrence, consider adjusting your exercise intensity and ensuring proper hydration. Listening to your body and not overexerting can help maintain health and prevent hematuria.

When to Consult a Specialist
If hematuria continues or is accompanied by pain, itβs important to consult a healthcare provider. They can rule out other conditions and suggest appropriate interventions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Rest and drink plenty of water.
Adjust exercise intensity and stay hydrated.
If hematuria persists or includes pain.
Wrapping Up
Effective management ensures exercise-induced hematuria remains a minor concern.
References
- Albersen M, Mortelmans LJ, Baert JA. Mountainbiker's hematuria: a case report. Eur J Emerg Med 2006; 13:236.
- Mueller EJ, Thompson IM. Bladder carcinoma presenting as exercise-induced hematuria. Postgrad Med 1988; 84:173.
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