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What Is Going On;when You Can't Hold Your Urine And
Question: What is going on;when you can't hold your urine and little blood in it. After you finished it a little pain or pressure?
Brief Answer:
It is due to bladder inflammation (cystitis).
Detailed Answer:
Hi mamae53,
Thanks for the query.I have read it &understood your concern.
The symptoms you have of uncontrollable urine with little blood in it along with little pain and pressure after voiding urine...suggest inflammation of urinary bladder . The pain , pressure remaining after urination &also blood in urine suggests possibility of infection or bladder stone as a cause of cystitis.
A routine urine pathological test would confirm the the cause Your doctor may advise X ray of the lower abdomen to judge size of stone followed by specific treatment.
Please consult your family physician for guidance & advise .
Till then take rest.Drink lot of plain water.maintain local hygiene .Over the counter alkaline liquid (Cital liquid ) & anti inflammatory pill Ibuprofen would give some relief .
I hope this helps.Any follow up query is welcome.
Thanks
It is due to bladder inflammation (cystitis).
Detailed Answer:
Hi mamae53,
Thanks for the query.I have read it &understood your concern.
The symptoms you have of uncontrollable urine with little blood in it along with little pain and pressure after voiding urine...suggest inflammation of urinary bladder . The pain , pressure remaining after urination &also blood in urine suggests possibility of infection or bladder stone as a cause of cystitis.
A routine urine pathological test would confirm the the cause Your doctor may advise X ray of the lower abdomen to judge size of stone followed by specific treatment.
Please consult your family physician for guidance & advise .
Till then take rest.Drink lot of plain water.maintain local hygiene .Over the counter alkaline liquid (Cital liquid ) & anti inflammatory pill Ibuprofen would give some relief .
I hope this helps.Any follow up query is welcome.
Thanks
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