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Blood Clot In Urine, Difficulty In Urinating. Normal MRI, Chest X Ray. Had Accident

My husband had a very serious motor vehicle accident 3 days ago, today he passed a 'blood clot' in his urine, yesterday he had a hard time urinating. He was taken to the hospital Friday, (wreck happened on Wednesday) MRI and chest x-ray turned out fine, but other than being sore, and whiplash, he really had no other issues... He basically fell asleep behind the wheel, and 'side swiped' a tree going about 55-60 MPH. Thank you!
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Hello,

Pelvic fracture and internal bleeding may be rule out as the MRI and and X ray turned out to be normal.

So he may be suffering from Urinary tract infection. I would advise my patients to undergo urine tests to rule out infection and treat wilt antibiotics.
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Blood Clot In Urine, Difficulty In Urinating. Normal MRI, Chest X Ray. Had Accident

Hello, Pelvic fracture and internal bleeding may be rule out as the MRI and and X ray turned out to be normal. So he may be suffering from Urinary tract infection. I would advise my patients to undergo urine tests to rule out infection and treat wilt antibiotics.