Insights from ancient medicine on hematuria: A thorough review merging traditional and modern perspective

Abstract

Hematuria, characterized by the presence of blood in urine, serves as a critical clinical indicator that can reveal a range of underlying health conditions. This review paper delves into hematuria through the lens of the Unani system of medicine, examining its historical background, potential causes, associated symptoms, and diagnostic methods. By incorporating modern definitions and classifications of hematuria, the paper offers a well-rounded perspective on the condition. Ultimately, this study seeks to connect traditional Unani insights with contemporary medical practices, fostering a deeper understanding of hematuria and its implications in both historical and modern contexts.