Acute urethritis bleeding is due to inflammatory stimulation resulting in congestion and edema of the urethral epithelium, which increases the permeability of the local blood vessels, and it will manifest itself as blood in the urine, indicating a more serious infection. When this happens, you should seek medical attention for routine urine tests and bacterial culture to determine the pathogenic bacteria and then carry out medication, while paying attention to daily care to help the symptoms ease or disappear, and if necessary, surgical treatment is feasible. First, medication 1, antibiotics: drugs should be applied as soon as possible to control the infection. It is usually recommended to take fosfomycin orally, but you can also choose cephalosporins, such as cefdinir, cefixime, or quinolones, such as moxifloxacin, levofloxacin. These drugs cover the common causative agents of the infection and can treat acute UTIs. If accompanied by back pain, fever and other typical symptoms of upper urinary tract infection, intravenous infusion treatment can be used, which is more effective compared with the oral mode; 2, hemostatic drugs: If the bleeding is serious, you can use some hemostatic drugs, such as Yunnan Baiyao, safflower liver clearing thirteen flavor pill, hot gin clearing capsule and other Chinese medicine; 3, analgesic drugs: If the bleeding is accompanied by pain symptoms, you can use appropriate pain relief and antispasmodic Drugs, such as Pulubensin tablets, acetaminophen extended-release tablets, etc. Daily care 1. Drink plenty of water: Drink plenty of water to increase the volume of urine, promote urination and flush out bloody secretions and germs; 2. Pay attention to rest: Patients should get enough rest and not stay up late or overwork to avoid aggravation of symptoms; 3. If the patient has secondary urethral stricture, surgery can be performed when necessary, such as endourethrotomy, etc.