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What Causes Pain And Bleeding During Urination?

When I go pee it hurts so bad I almost cry then it does seem like I m done. Then when I wipe there s blood but it s not my peorid! Thats,at the end of the month. I just need to know if I should go to drs. I ve never had this before I m 32 and got 3 kids and this horrible pain
Tue, 15 Nov 2016
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You could be suffering from a condition known as heamaturia (blood in the urine). There are numerous causes for painful and bloody urination which will include infection, stones present in the urinary tract, certain types of cancers, anatomical deformities or parasites.
I would recommend that you consult your doctor so that he can examine you and perform some basic investigations such as a urine assessment and ultrasound. Should both these tests be normal you should undergo a cystoscopy .....which is a camera that is inserted through the urethra and into the bladder. In this way they can visualise if there is any problem within the bladder and make further decisions from there.
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What Causes Pain And Bleeding During Urination?

Hi You could be suffering from a condition known as heamaturia (blood in the urine). There are numerous causes for painful and bloody urination which will include infection, stones present in the urinary tract, certain types of cancers, anatomical deformities or parasites. I would recommend that you consult your doctor so that he can examine you and perform some basic investigations such as a urine assessment and ultrasound. Should both these tests be normal you should undergo a cystoscopy .....which is a camera that is inserted through the urethra and into the bladder. In this way they can visualise if there is any problem within the bladder and make further decisions from there.