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Blood In Urine, Kidney Stone, Test Report Normal

I have moderate blood in my urine for more than 1 year I have seen urologist and nephrologist and I have had ultrosound but htey coudn t find anything. I have history of kidney stone for many years ago ( 12 years ago).
Mon, 7 Oct 2013
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Hi,
Blood in urine always a sign of underlying disease. Ultrasound is not enough to diagnose the cause of haematuria. Since u had stone previously, stone could still be the possibility. You have not mentioned your age. CT Urography ( CT Scan) is the best investigation to diagnose. Also you need urine examination and kidney function tests. Please check with your urologist.
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Blood In Urine, Kidney Stone, Test Report Normal

Hi, Blood in urine always a sign of underlying disease. Ultrasound is not enough to diagnose the cause of haematuria. Since u had stone previously, stone could still be the possibility. You have not mentioned your age. CT Urography ( CT Scan) is the best investigation to diagnose. Also you need urine examination and kidney function tests. Please check with your urologist.