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Is My Pain After Urination Related To Thickening Of The Bladder Wall?

38 y.o. Female /c c/o pain after emptying bladder,gross hematuria & blood clots periodically, UA presents clear yellow urine & blood, no bacteria in urine. Rx:Cipro & sent on my way. 5 days later still having pain after emptying my bladder. Another UA was taken today. Again, no bacteria just microscopic blood present. Any suggestions as to what is this could represent? CT scan reveals thickening of the bladder wall with mild strandy changes. No bladder or kidney stones present. Appt /c Urologist later in the week.
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Hi,

The most common cause is urinary tract infection. You will need to get your urine tested for routine and microscopic examination and also for culture and sensitivity. A course of antibiotics will be needed to control the infection.

Till you see a doctor and get this done, drink lots of water. Use paracetamol if there is fever. Stones in the urinary tract can also cause pain during urination.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Take care

Regards,
Dr Ivan R. Rommstein, General Surgeon
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Is My Pain After Urination Related To Thickening Of The Bladder Wall?

Hi, The most common cause is urinary tract infection. You will need to get your urine tested for routine and microscopic examination and also for culture and sensitivity. A course of antibiotics will be needed to control the infection. Till you see a doctor and get this done, drink lots of water. Use paracetamol if there is fever. Stones in the urinary tract can also cause pain during urination. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Ivan R. Rommstein, General Surgeon