Blood in Urine..........

Yes it's possible to have blood in the urine from conditions ranging from urinary tract infection to kidney disease. Blood in the urine is called hematuria and it's not always possible to be seen by the naked eye, this type of blood is called "occult blood" Hemoglobin can also be present instead of red blood cells and the condition is called " hemoglobinuria" Glad to hear that your problem has been solved now

Oh I remember, I passed a stone in my urine month ago...well, there's no blood in it. And someone even asked if there was blood, but there's non. Maybe because the stone passed out. And it was very painful. I keep on researching still what makes it like that.

Is having blood in your urine possible? Yes, very.

Hi, arya: Blood in the urine means a severe inflammation of the urinary organs, such as the kidney, bladder or ureter.This inflammation may be often the presence of small or large stones by the delay in the treatment of that case.Must consult a doctor to find out this type stones and give you the necessary medication. And I have personal experience in this subject, when I consulted a doctor and he advised me Furthermore take your medicine, important advice, which is to drink plenty of water every day and that prevent these stones. I benefited from this advice a lot, may benefit a lot of people.

Yes it is very possible to blood in your urine a lot of time it's a clue that something is wrong in your body. Some times it's a UTI which is a Urinary track infection every come for women but men do get them as well. It can be a sign of a bladder infection, kidney's not working there is a list. A lot of times you can find a lot of things in someones urine. You can tell if they have a high blood count, weather they have been eating some thing sugary, weather they are drinking enough. Your pee can be a key to a lot of things.

It's possible! And what you did is good, you have consulted a doctor already. Which means this doctor must have adviced you about what the blood in your urine is all about and what precautions you need to do in order to prevent it to happen again.

arya of co urse its possible as our veins and arteries carry bvlood to all our many organs.uti's often cause a little blood in the urine from the infecion that probably wears at the linibg of the bladder or kidneys. Just so the medication the doctor prescires will heal the infection you will soon not seen any blood in your urine.

Yes, blood in the urine is possible. There can be two different kinds of blood in the urine. It can be visible blood like you experienced and it can be microscopic blood that you will only find if you have a test done. Bladder infection is one of the common reasons why people experience blood in their urine, but there are many other possibilities and it is important to talk to your doctor if you experience blood in your urine. If it is not caused by a bladder infection you might have another illness that needs treatment, so it was the right decision to talk to your doctor about it.

Yes, blood in urine is possible. This indicates that you have infection or internal bleeding. If you have a severe case of urinary infection then you may see blood in your urine. And you have difficulty in urinating and you feel burning sensation when you you pee.

If there is already severe infection inside your body, blood is really possible in the urine. You better check it with your doctor and ask how it can be cured.

If you are suffering from urinary tract infection, then blood in your urine is possible. It's a sign that the infection has worsen.

You said you had consulted a doctor, didn't your doctor tell you whether that was really blood? Blood in urine(hematuria)is possible and it is not a small matter. It is usually connected with cancer, kidney stones, urinary tract infections etc. It must be given serious attention before it gets more serious.

As a medical technologist, we are the one in-charge for doing test with the urine in our clinical microscopy department. A simple trace of blood in the urine isn't by chance normal at all. It is indicative of a urinary tract infection and a bladder damage. It's a helpful thing to see your doctor right away if you notice signs like this. So it in a way, the damage or infection won't progress to a much complicated stage. Never fail to follow what the dodtor would advice you.

That would be possible and many factors would that happen. simple UTI can also lead to Kidney damage also if its not immediately treated. just like imagine a tank of water and were the water goes out in the hose when its stuck the tank of water will overflow just like also what happen in urethra if stuck or a infection it will go up to bladder or worst goes up to kidney.