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Put Barium Up In Rectum For Test, On Liquids All Day. Streaking Blood In Urine In Prep. What To Do ?

I had a test yesterday where they put bariam up my rectom and took xrays to see of there was a blockage I had to do a prep the day before the test lo sodam prep I was only to have liqueds all day and drank10 classes of water 8oz every hour, but now after the test I find im streaking blood in my urine , I am a 70 year old male my e-mail is YYYY@YYYY
posted on Fri, 22 Feb 2013
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Hello!

Thank you for the query.

The only way both conditions are associated is urinary bladder cancer which involves large intestine. Otherwise, blood in the urine appearence after this test is just a coincidence. Usually blood in urine appears due to urinary tract infection, stones or urinary bladder cancer. I suggest you to have urine analysis performed and visit urologist for cystoscopy.

Hope this will help.
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Put Barium Up In Rectum For Test, On Liquids All Day. Streaking Blood In Urine In Prep. What To Do ?

Hello! Thank you for the query. The only way both conditions are associated is urinary bladder cancer which involves large intestine. Otherwise, blood in the urine appearence after this test is just a coincidence. Usually blood in urine appears due to urinary tract infection, stones or urinary bladder cancer. I suggest you to have urine analysis performed and visit urologist for cystoscopy. Hope this will help. Regards.