For men who find that they have urine bleeding, they should pay some attention to it, and it is recommended that they go to a regular hospital in a timely manner to receive an examination to clarify exactly what is causing the urine bleeding and take targeted treatment. For example, some male patients may have urine bleeding caused by infection in the genitourinary tract and should be given active anti-infection and other symptomatic treatment. This kind of urine bleeding will gradually get better. If a patient has urine bleeding due to prostate enlargement, urinary stones, etc., he can be treated with conservative methods such as medication when the condition is not serious. If the condition is more serious, surgery may be required to treat the condition. If a male patient has urinary bleeding due to a tumor in the urinary tract, he should be treated early with surgery.