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Can Bacterial Infection Cause Blood In Urine?
My daughter has had 1 UTI and 1 Bacterial Infection during the past 2 months. She now has a slick discharge, frequent urination and recently she said she passed something orange looking with her pee. Just today she now has blood when she wipes, however, it is not like period blood. The last doctor's visit she had extremely high protein in her urine (300?) and they said she had a bacterial infection. Now she has another infection. Does she need a urologist? She isn't throwing up or running a fever and it isn't painful when she goes, she just said that it feels weird. Thoughts?
Fri, 10 Jan 2014
Hi. Yes, She needs a consultation with Urologist. a recurrent UTI needs to be investigated thoroughly to get to the root cause. Needs proper long course of antibiotics according to culture and sensitivity reports . Few types of bacteria can cause asymptomatic UTI.
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