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What Causes Constipation Along With Blood In Urine?
Blood in urine past 3 years, 8 months ago started with left flank dull pain, had colonoscopy, two polyps removed. Change in bowel, constipation. Now experiencing more blood in urine, frequency, pressure in lower abdomen, tendentious, always swollen and bloated. weight gain, mid back pain
The blood in the urine would be related to the urinary tract and would not be investigated with the colonoscopy. Investigation of the urinary tract which includes the bladder, ureter, urethra, prostate and kidneys, would be needed.
Causes of blood in the urine (hematuria), include: (1) infection (2)trauma (3)blood disorder (4)stone (5)mass in the urinary tract (6)diseases such as lupus can also cause blood to be seen (7)cysts (sacs) in the kidneys
You would need blood tests and imaging of the urinary tract by ultrasound or CT, to take a look.
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What Causes Constipation Along With Blood In Urine?
HI, thanks for using healthcare magic The blood in the urine would be related to the urinary tract and would not be investigated with the colonoscopy. Investigation of the urinary tract which includes the bladder, ureter, urethra, prostate and kidneys, would be needed. Causes of blood in the urine (hematuria), include: (1) infection (2)trauma (3)blood disorder (4)stone (5)mass in the urinary tract (6)diseases such as lupus can also cause blood to be seen (7)cysts (sacs) in the kidneys You would need blood tests and imaging of the urinary tract by ultrasound or CT, to take a look. I hope this helps