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After kidney stone I am getting blood
After kidney stone passing out naturally I am getting blood in urine is it have any issue . Plz suggest me what should I do should consult doctor or it is normal.
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Mild blood in urine can be there in case of kidney stone.
Drink plenty of water.
Don't take Any medicine for stopping bleeding like Tranexamic acid. It is not used in haematuria as the clot can cause urinary retention.
Next Steps
consult doctor for Evaluation and further treatment
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According up your sign and symptom you are suffering from haematuria.
Reason of haematuria -Kidney Stone ,
Any Infection around the urinary tract infection, infection in renal area like any structural defect or any other problem .
Next Steps
Take treatments after taking of complete history of you .
Health Tips
Please follow good life style as take plenty of fluid and take less spicy and fatty foods and keep positive attitude to fight any disease and any problem of your life
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