What are the causes of bleeding from urine?

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- I'm 20 years old. What is the sign of urinary bleeding in a man?

Fayzullo Tursunovich, urologist-andrologist:

- The presence of blood in the urine and the absence of any pain or discomfort in the urinary tract can be a serious sign, ie a sign of cancer and tuberculosis.

Again, when there are stones in the urinary tract, blood appears in the urine, and depending on the location of the stone, the color of the urine will be stained with blood to varying degrees.

Sometimes blood in the urine is accompanied by irritability. If there is blood in the urine, a urologist should be consulted. Urine analysis and bladder UTT should be performed. Urine can be cultured for bacterial testing. But without waiting for the result, it is necessary to start an experimental treatment, that is, a trial treatment. Because in this case, the bladder may have started an acute inflammation accompanied by bleeding. In this case, the inflammation is more in the neck of the bladder, and when urinating, the urine turns red due to bleeding. Depending on the results of the urine test, you can change the antibiotic if necessary.

I would recommend a series of checks. Prostate gland, seminal vesicles should be UTT. Urine should be submitted for cytology. In addition, urethro-cystoscopy can be used to determine if there are any changes in the bladder and urinary tract.

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- I am 24 years old. I saw traces of blood on the toilet after urinating a few days ago. I just urinated. After that, this situation was repeated 2-3 more times. This time the blood came from the urinary tract when I drank. I went to the urologist doctor. Blood and urine analysis are the norm. Bladder and kidneys are also the norm in UTT. The urologist said some small blood vessels had ruptured during urination. He prescribed me a course of treatment Kanefron and biseptol tablets. I'm still worried about the bleeding. Do I need any more analysis to make my diagnosis more reliable?

Fayzullo Tursunovich, urologist-andrologist:

- The presence of blood in the urine and the absence of any pain or discomfort in the urinary tract can be a serious sign, i.e. a sign of cancer and tuberculosis.
I would recommend a number of additional checks. Since blood appears at the time of diarrhea, the prostate gland, seminal vesicle should be UTT. Urine should be submitted for cytology. In addition, urethro-cystoscopy reveals the presence of any changes in the bladder and urinary tract.