I have been noticing bright red blood on the toilet paper after urnination. Its not a lot of blood but enough to coat the toilet paper. Does not diminish with more wiping. Only after urination and not in urine. What could this be? Also I have no signs of UTi or other urinary issues..Please help!
Hi, thanks for writing in HCM I need further information regarding yourage, complaints of any abdominal pain ,burning micturition,fever,vomiting,any history of recent trauma, have you ever diagnosed before with ureteric calculi kindly mention about stream of your urine.its better to consult urologist with your renal parameters report and urine routine and microscopy .I would be glad to provide answers to any further queries. Thanks for using HMC Have a good day! Regards Dr. V.KUMARAGURU general surgeon
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Could Bleeding During Urination Be A Sign Of UTI?
Hi, thanks for writing in HCM I need further information regarding yourage, complaints of any abdominal pain ,burning micturition,fever,vomiting,any history of recent trauma, have you ever diagnosed before with ureteric calculi kindly mention about stream of your urine.its better to consult urologist with your renal parameters report and urine routine and microscopy .I would be glad to provide answers to any further queries. Thanks for using HMC Have a good day! Regards Dr. V.KUMARAGURU general surgeon