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Bleeding due to kidney stone
I had passed kidney stone 10 days ago (I got to know this because my USG showed right minimal hydroureteronephrosis) during which I had severe unbearable pain near the tip of penis for few minutes.
The pain felt like someone has put salt on wound. I guess urethra might have bleed. There was no or negligible pain next day onwards.
Since 3 days from now, I have been experiencing burning urination and routine urine analysis shows everything normal (traces of albumin present). So, there is no infection?
Can this pain be due to injury of urethra? Are there any simple tests to check this?
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First confirm with USG that u hav passed stone other wise stone in ureter that are very close to bladder can also lead to similar complaints.
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Dr. Nipun A C
Urologist
21 yrs exp
Bangalore
If u want to clear the doubts you r having about stone and urethral Injury.. it’s better to do a CT scan and a cystoscopy.. consult a urologist and discuss about this ..
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Consult urologist
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Dr. Arul Velusamy
Urologist
18 yrs exp
Chennai
Injury to urethra a possibility
Stone passing also cause same symptom
Infection of bladder
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usg kub
uro consultation
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plenty of water
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