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Can Kidney Failure Cause Bladder Issues?
my M MR. RAVIRAJ BHANDARI from goa india my father having a age of 62 yrs prsently he is in goa medical hospital because of kidney failure and a stone but urology doctar already fitted a stent for is kidney. now the bladdar problem is arises, his urine and clots is passing outside of the catheter. at that movement they are getting a heavy pain in his penis. once the urine is passed he get relex. this occurs many times in a day. as one side dialsis also doing. doctars told us it will be well after few days due to medicine as a son i cant see his pain. it feel very bad. so can i get some good advise so that my father life may be safe. and the contact with the doctor. i trust you because doctar is the hope for save life best regards
Wed, 20 Dec 2017
Hello Ravi and welcome to HCM.
As an Urologist,i can fully understand your concern.
The stone needs to be treated. With kidney failure,he's likely to develop bleeding after a surgical procedure.That's the cause for the blood clots in urine. The stent causes irritation in the bladder.The same with the catheter.
Both cause irritation and pain.You have to bear with it.
Realize that the stent is temporary and will be removed in short time.
His kidney failure will need dialysis,as and when indicated.
Wishing your father well.
Dr.Matthew J. Mangat.
As an Urologist,i can fully understand your concern.
The stone needs to be treated. With kidney failure,he's likely to develop bleeding after a surgical procedure.That's the cause for the blood clots in urine. The stent causes irritation in the bladder.The same with the catheter.
Both cause irritation and pain.You have to bear with it.
Realize that the stent is temporary and will be removed in short time.
His kidney failure will need dialysis,as and when indicated.
Wishing your father well.
Dr.Matthew J. Mangat.
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