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What Causes Abdominal Pain And Blood In Urine While Having One Kidney?

hi there i have one kidney because i donated my other to my sister about 5 yrs ago , i recently been having alot of pain in my side and my lower abdomen and also notice bleeding when i pee , i have been quiet tired recently to can you tell me if this is anything to worrie about rachel x
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Hi Rachel.
It is proud to know that you donated one Kidney.
But blood in urine and pain in the abdomen has to be taken very very seriously as you have only one kidney.
I would advise you to rush to the ER / Hospital, get admitted , investigated, and started on appropriate medicines the moment you have given your urine for culture and sensitivity.
Get blood tests, particularly for infection and urea and creatinine done; ultrasonography of the abdomen.
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What Causes Abdominal Pain And Blood In Urine While Having One Kidney?

Hi Rachel. It is proud to know that you donated one Kidney. But blood in urine and pain in the abdomen has to be taken very very seriously as you have only one kidney. I would advise you to rush to the ER / Hospital, get admitted , investigated, and started on appropriate medicines the moment you have given your urine for culture and sensitivity. Get blood tests, particularly for infection and urea and creatinine done; ultrasonography of the abdomen.