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Lower Abdomen Pain, Nausea, Fleshy Clot Came While Urinating. What To Do?
Hello,
My roommate has been having pain in her, like lower abdominal area like right above her private area. I like around her pelvic area. She thought she might have a yeast infection because she has felt like discomfort. She's also felt nauseaous, Right now she went to the restroom and this fleshy clot like thing came out when she urinated. Its like white/pink with like little red dots. I don't know what to do, should we go to an urgent care or is there something we can do here? or is this normal?
My roommate has been having pain in her, like lower abdominal area like right above her private area. I like around her pelvic area. She thought she might have a yeast infection because she has felt like discomfort. She's also felt nauseaous, Right now she went to the restroom and this fleshy clot like thing came out when she urinated. Its like white/pink with like little red dots. I don't know what to do, should we go to an urgent care or is there something we can do here? or is this normal?
Thu, 19 Sep 2013
Hi,
From history it seems that she might have renal colic pain.
As there is blood in urine there might be having UTI or stone problem.
Go for routine urine check up and ultra sound abdomen to rule out renal stones.
Consult your doctor and get examined.
She should take plenty of water.
Ok and take care.
From history it seems that she might have renal colic pain.
As there is blood in urine there might be having UTI or stone problem.
Go for routine urine check up and ultra sound abdomen to rule out renal stones.
Consult your doctor and get examined.
She should take plenty of water.
Ok and take care.
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