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What Causes Blood In Urine After A Pulled Muscle In Back?
Question: I noticed this morning a very little touch of blood in my urine I am a very fit and healthy guy married 37 yrs old so std's should ruled out and have no pain did suffer from a pulled muscle in my lower back on Sunday but had physio for this 2 days ago and it has eased off. I am meant to be going on holiday first thing in the morning I am away for 4 days and have not long moved to a new area so not registered with my new doctor yet what would you advise
Brief Answer:
Nothing needs to be done.
Detailed Answer:
HI
Greeting from Dr. Divakara.P
First of all thanks for choosing Healthcaremagic for posting your query.
Minor bleeding into urine that too one time is not a matter of concern . It can happen due to dehydration , physical exertion or during a viral infection.
But if it is persistent or recurrent or if it is associated with pain or burning while passing urine or if there is bleeding from any other site , then it has to be taken seriously and investigated .
For the time being nothing needs to be done , you can just relax , drink plenty of fluids and take more of Citrus fruits.
Hope this information was useful to you.
Any clarifications feel free to ask .
Regards.
Nothing needs to be done.
Detailed Answer:
HI
Greeting from Dr. Divakara.P
First of all thanks for choosing Healthcaremagic for posting your query.
Minor bleeding into urine that too one time is not a matter of concern . It can happen due to dehydration , physical exertion or during a viral infection.
But if it is persistent or recurrent or if it is associated with pain or burning while passing urine or if there is bleeding from any other site , then it has to be taken seriously and investigated .
For the time being nothing needs to be done , you can just relax , drink plenty of fluids and take more of Citrus fruits.
Hope this information was useful to you.
Any clarifications feel free to ask .
Regards.
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