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What Are Lower Abdominal Pain And Blood Spotting In Urine Suggestive Of?

I ve had lower ab pain today and haven t eaten, just drank water and lipton noodle soup this evening I felt what was probably letting out gas but when I went to the bathroom, I had a small amount of blood in my underwear, it was about an inch long of red.
Tue, 5 Jul 2016
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Thanks for contacting with your health issue and after reviewing your history following is/are recommended guidelines:

1. blood in the urine (hematuria) with lower abdominal pain should be suspected for kidney infection (pyelonephritis), urinary tract infection (UTI), kidney stone unless specific aetiology/investigations are required.

2. A urinanalysis as well as urine culture should be asked for where
. presence of WBC indicate infection and
. protein,glucose may indicate disease of kidney
. blood test to check kidney function and blood pressure check should be done.

3. If the cause remain unknown , then observation with repeat urinalysis is a good option and your attending doctor (preferably urologist) will recommend any further treatment or work up.
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What Are Lower Abdominal Pain And Blood Spotting In Urine Suggestive Of?

Thanks for contacting with your health issue and after reviewing your history following is/are recommended guidelines: 1. blood in the urine (hematuria) with lower abdominal pain should be suspected for kidney infection (pyelonephritis), urinary tract infection (UTI), kidney stone unless specific aetiology/investigations are required. 2. A urinanalysis as well as urine culture should be asked for where . presence of WBC indicate infection and . protein,glucose may indicate disease of kidney . blood test to check kidney function and blood pressure check should be done. 3. If the cause remain unknown , then observation with repeat urinalysis is a good option and your attending doctor (preferably urologist) will recommend any further treatment or work up.