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Had A CT Scan. Had Little Blood In Urine. Had My Bladder Scoped. Now Have Bleeding In Urine, Underpants. Drinking Habit. Problem?
I just had a CT scan and it came out normal. I had Microscopic blood in my urine. That's why they did the CT scan. Then, I had my bladder scoped and the Doctor found a scratch in my bladder the could cause the microscopic beading.
He said he did not see any thing wrong. This last week I had bleeding in my urine and in my under pants. He said to drink lots of water. The other think that concerns me, I do drink three to four daily. Would this have an effect on the bleeding!
He said he did not see any thing wrong. This last week I had bleeding in my urine and in my under pants. He said to drink lots of water. The other think that concerns me, I do drink three to four daily. Would this have an effect on the bleeding!
Fri, 27 Sep 2013
Hi and welcome to HCM.
Yes, your doctor is right,in most cases this is nothing serious and may indicated just passed urinary stone or mild uroinfection. Since you had all these tests it ruled out anything serious so you dont have to be concerned. there may be clotting disorder due to your drinking habit where liver function may be reduced. So check your clotting factors, trombocytes and other liver functional tests frequently.
Thanks for the query. Regards
Yes, your doctor is right,in most cases this is nothing serious and may indicated just passed urinary stone or mild uroinfection. Since you had all these tests it ruled out anything serious so you dont have to be concerned. there may be clotting disorder due to your drinking habit where liver function may be reduced. So check your clotting factors, trombocytes and other liver functional tests frequently.
Thanks for the query. Regards
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