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Low Red Blood Cells, Blood In Urine, Tiredness. Scheduled Ecogram. Help?

i HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY BLOOD TEST RESULTS , MY RED BLOOD CELLS ARE LOW , \i HAVE BLOOD IN URINE , IT SAYS , AND i AM ALWAYS VERY TIRED. i AM 48 YEARS OLD , USUALLY HAVE THE FEELING OF AS A 28 YEAR OLD (OR YOUNGER) the DOCTOR i SAW THAT PRESCRIBED BLOOD WORK ALSO PERFORMED AN ECO GRAM , SAID ALL WAS FINE. only DIFFERENCE WAS OCCASIONAL high BLOOD PRESSURE .
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Blood in urine needs to be evaluated. If it is gross (seen by you), it is very important to rule out some conditions. A sonography and other tests will help. If it is microscopic, and routine tests do not reveal much, often repeat urine tests will tell if it was a one time finding, or if it is significant to warrant further tests. Low RB cells also need to be evaluated (may be due to iron deficiency or other causes). Consult a physician for this. take care.
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Low Red Blood Cells, Blood In Urine, Tiredness. Scheduled Ecogram. Help?

Blood in urine needs to be evaluated. If it is gross (seen by you), it is very important to rule out some conditions. A sonography and other tests will help. If it is microscopic, and routine tests do not reveal much, often repeat urine tests will tell if it was a one time finding, or if it is significant to warrant further tests. Low RB cells also need to be evaluated (may be due to iron deficiency or other causes). Consult a physician for this. take care.