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Why Do I Pass Blood While Urinating ?

why very little blood comes while passing urine no pain very little fora lady
posted on Sun, 5 Jun 2011
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It is very difficult to pint out the cause of blood in urine but you certainly need to be worried and hence investigated. Get urine examination and ultrasound done and see a urologist with the two.
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     Painless haematuria is a known condition can occur in certain people due to many causes .It needs investigation & treatment.More details can from your side can make answer more informative.
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Urologist,  Dr. Vineet Malhotra's  Response
Blood in the urine without pain maybe because of some underlying problem in the urinary system> how old are you, is the bleeding continuous or occurs at particular instances. Kindly get a urine and ultrasound exam before proceeding
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Why Do I Pass Blood While Urinating ?

Dear, It is very difficult to pint out the cause of blood in urine but you certainly need to be worried and hence investigated. Get urine examination and ultrasound done and see a urologist with the two.