iam a 62 yr old women 10 month,s ago i stareted seeing pink in my urinei went to the kidneydr, he check me out said all was al right now10 ths later it started 2day but much moreof a redish pink every time i go to the bath he told me to see a urologist said it could be a few things and manley it could be a tumor maybe cancerous why after all this time would thisstart again and worse then before ?Dee
It is important to confirm if you are having blood in urine or there is any wound in your urinary opening. The cause of bleeding can be a benign or malignant cause. The symptoms of cancer in the urinary tract are the following.
Bleeding in urine This can be accompanied with or without pain' Lymph node swelling in groin region Difficulty in passing urine Unexplained loss of weight
It will help to do an ultrasound of your abdomen and pelvis with focus on the urinary system. The urinary bladder needs complete evaluation. The urologist might suggest you to get a cystoscopy done and this will pick up any suspicious area in the urinary bladder. If any such area is found then a biopsy will also be done to confirm the finding. Please do not worry.
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Hi, Thanks for writing in. It is important to confirm if you are having blood in urine or there is any wound in your urinary opening. The cause of bleeding can be a benign or malignant cause. The symptoms of cancer in the urinary tract are the following. Bleeding in urine This can be accompanied with or without pain Lymph node swelling in groin region Difficulty in passing urine Unexplained loss of weight It will help to do an ultrasound of your abdomen and pelvis with focus on the urinary system. The urinary bladder needs complete evaluation. The urologist might suggest you to get a cystoscopy done and this will pick up any suspicious area in the urinary bladder. If any such area is found then a biopsy will also be done to confirm the finding. Please do not worry.