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What Is The Treatment If Blood Comes In Urine ?

hallo , i just when into the loo and peed , in the morning i could bearly sleep because i really wanted to go o the loo ,,, and it was not so much , not like normlly ,,, so right now i when again , normal and it hurt alittle then on the tissie as i wiped myself , it was light pink or red . what could it be
Thu, 28 Jul 2016
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Hi
There are multiple causes of blood in urine. The commonest cause being urinary tract infection which can sometimes present without symptoms.

I would advice you to drink plenty of fluids to keep the blood thin and prevent it from clotting in the bladder.

If blood does not clear up or if you develop giddiness or if urinary difficulty occurs visit the emergency room or casualty.

If it clears up contact your doctor at the earliest oppurtunity. It needs to be investigated with urine culture test, blood tests, ultrasound of urinary tract and possibly cystoscopy.
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What Is The Treatment If Blood Comes In Urine ?

Hi There are multiple causes of blood in urine. The commonest cause being urinary tract infection which can sometimes present without symptoms. I would advice you to drink plenty of fluids to keep the blood thin and prevent it from clotting in the bladder. If blood does not clear up or if you develop giddiness or if urinary difficulty occurs visit the emergency room or casualty. If it clears up contact your doctor at the earliest oppurtunity. It needs to be investigated with urine culture test, blood tests, ultrasound of urinary tract and possibly cystoscopy.