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What Causes Bladder Redness And White Mucous Discharge In Women?

Hi I had a scope done on my bladder today. Bladder was very red in color, white mucus things floating around and tons of red dot . What caould cause this? Dr. put me on Nitrofurantoin MCR100 mg x 4 a day. ans said he d scope me again in 2 months maybe to bioptsy,
Tue, 8 Sep 2015
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Hi,

Thanks for your question.

I want to know -
- Your age.
- Your symptoms for which you have undergone scopy.
- Any other tests done.

Redness of bladder mucosa with mucous discharge is most likely due to inflammation which may be due infection or other causes.

If it is due to infection treatment with antibiotic (Nitrofurantoin) and after giving some time to recover inflammation will get subside which can be noticed by doing scopy after 2 months if inflammation persist at that time there may be need for biopsy to confirm cause.

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What Causes Bladder Redness And White Mucous Discharge In Women?

Hi, Thanks for your question. I want to know - - Your age. - Your symptoms for which you have undergone scopy. - Any other tests done. Redness of bladder mucosa with mucous discharge is most likely due to inflammation which may be due infection or other causes. If it is due to infection treatment with antibiotic (Nitrofurantoin) and after giving some time to recover inflammation will get subside which can be noticed by doing scopy after 2 months if inflammation persist at that time there may be need for biopsy to confirm cause. Hope this helps you, if so do vote.