Brief Answer:
Could be urinary infection but provide more information first.

Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Welcome to HCM.

Blood in urine with leukocytes (trace) are not normally seen in urine report and they might be indicative of some infection in urine probably urinary tract infection or infection in bladder or may be in kidneys but it must be co-related to clinical symptoms of the individual.

So,before going into further discussion I would like to ask some more information from you.

Tell me your age,sex,weight and how many days before you get married?
Do you have any burning or pain during urination?
Do you have a higher frequency of urine recently?
Have you have noticed reddish urine (blood in urine)?
Fever or any other symptoms?

To answer your question:

It will not create problem in your future married life since it is completely treatable by appropriate medications and other symptomatic treatment if urinary infection confirmed by other relevant tests but before that provide me more information as I asked.

I will give my opinion after that.

Awaiting your response.

Regards,

Dr.Sandip Kabra

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Brief Answer:
Should be evaluated further.

Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Welcome again.

Thanks for sharing more information,

So,you are having haematuria (means microscopic blood in urine with visible fine blood particles),mild fever with burning sensations during urination which can be found actually in multiple conditions like,

1) Urinary tract infection (acute cystitis),
2) Stones in kidney or bladder but chances are less likely in your case,
3) Kidney cyst or rarely tumor in kidney,ureter,bladder etc.

Therefore,if I were your treating doctor then I will advise you to do complete work up to find out where/what is the cause of haematuria and to rule out the above causes one by one.

Ask your doctor for following investigations since haematuria is persistent.

i) Complete hemogram, kidney function tests and Urine culture and routine Microscopic (to see if any infection is there).

ii) Sonography of both kidneys and pelvic area to rule out any tumour or stone.

iii) You might require cystoscopy (endoscopy of urinary bladder) if above investigations are inconclusive.

iv) Lastly to know about kidney functions your doctor may advise you intravenous pyelography (it's a procedure to understand how the kidneys are functioning).

Please also mentioned to your doctor whether you are taking any pain killers recently or since a long time as they may also cause haematuria.

So,until we find the cause of haematuria nothing much can be said, but usually it's a benign condition and subsides when the cause will be cured.It will not cause problem in your future married life after treatment.

It's better to be concerned always but not to worry.

Meanwhile,ensure to drink more water to keep your urine diluted which will help to control hematuria and burning urination.

Urine alkaliser (like liquid citralka) can also be taken (2 TSF thrice daily) from the relief of your burning urination.

Hope this will help you.

Regards,

Dr.Sandip Kabra

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