Abstract
The utmost intention of this article was to assess if there is a connection between blood in urine and dandruff. Presence of 5 or more red blood cells in urine is known as hematuria...
Highlights
Presence of 5 or more red blood cells in urine is known as hematuria
Macroscopic or gross hematuria has visibility of RBCs in urine seen through naked eye while microscopic hematuria has 3 or more RBCs in urine can see under microscopic vision
Dandruff is a epidermal scaling of the scalp in which extra skin cells initiate to die and shed like flakes
Summary
Presence of 5 or more red blood cells in urine is known as hematuria. The hematuria has two types based on the visibility of RBCs in urine. Causes of hematuria may be due to urinary tract infection, kidney stones, kidney infections, enlargement of prostate gland, kidney diseases, genetic disorders, medicinal usage and kidney injury. Antibiotics can be used to treat infection of urinary bladder, to break stones shock wave therapy is applied and medicine available to shrink the enlarged size of prostate gland. Signs of dandruff include itchy, inflammation, redness, scaling, patches, dryness, oily scalp and irritation. Other causes may include factors like environmental, nutritional, hormonal problems and use of hair-style products. Selenium sulphide is an integral element in treating dandruff as it reduces oil production in the scalp, zinc pyrithione is efficient in reducing fungus’s growth, Ketoconazol has anti-fungal characteristics and tea tree oil is useful in curing dandruff symptoms because of its anti-fungal, anti-septic and antibiotic properties. The ultimate target of this article was to assess if there is a connection between blood in urine and dandruff
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