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Had Pain Near The Belly Button. Did CT Scan, Came Normal. Did Ultrasound, Seen Uterine Fibroid. Related To Kidney?
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I had a bad pain near belly button several weeks ago and went to the dr. They did a urine test and there was blood in my urine. Went for a CT scan, it came back normal. The pain is now on my lower right side and very painful, did an ultrasound and it came back as uterine fibroid, it a tiny pocket next to my ovary, I am 32 year old. Could it be related to my kidney since the pain is still there? It comes and go.
I had a bad pain near belly button several weeks ago and went to the dr. They did a urine test and there was blood in my urine. Went for a CT scan, it came back normal. The pain is now on my lower right side and very painful, did an ultrasound and it came back as uterine fibroid, it a tiny pocket next to my ovary, I am 32 year old. Could it be related to my kidney since the pain is still there? It comes and go.
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blood in urine coulb because of many conditions and the most common once are infetion or renal stones. but renal pain usually starts in the back side where the kidneys are located. kidneys are not located in the front side. uterine fibroid also blooed sometimes and can cause blood in uirine. to rule out the two conditions related to kidneys, you should get a kub ultrasound.
thanks
blood in urine coulb because of many conditions and the most common once are infetion or renal stones. but renal pain usually starts in the back side where the kidneys are located. kidneys are not located in the front side. uterine fibroid also blooed sometimes and can cause blood in uirine. to rule out the two conditions related to kidneys, you should get a kub ultrasound.
thanks
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