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Blood in urine
Urine is all maroon everytime i go for urinating since 4 days. Had backpain and casual cramps . Yesterday, pain got so severe that it was unbearable ,hence i went to doc in emergency care.
Periods happened a week before this started.Periods were normal.
Doctor said maybe its kidney/ureter stones.
Went through some tests.
CBC - normal
RFT/LFT - normal
Ultrasound - all normal
Wanted to know what else can be the reason behind this (blood in urine).
Also, while urinating, at the starting the urine is much like pure blood(maroon and little bit thick) .
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How about urine routine and urine culture and sensitivity
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Please get urine routine microscopy and urine culture done and follow back privately for discussion and treatment
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Have you done urine culture and sensitivity to rule out infection
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