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Blood in urine causes? Urinary Tract Stone explained.

Urinary stones form when urine stay too long in the bladder it becomes hard because of high level of minerals in the urine. In this video, we are discussing the symptoms and signs of urinary stones. What are the other causes of blood in the urine? Watch till the end Polar vantage M2 watch that I'm wearing : https://amzn.to/3mEo79z Buy the APOL ergonomic chair i'm sitting ( FOR SINGAPORE AUDIENCE ONLY ) : https://apol.sg?aff=74 Free home based workout for all - https://fitivate.com/fitness/ Fitivate e-shop for wellness product - 10% off first time buyers ( SINGAPORE AUDIENCE ONLY ) https://fitivate.com/shop/ Visit our health and wellness website: https://fitivate.com and facebook @feelfitivated Visit our clinic website: https://www.vitacare-clinic.com and our facebook @vitacarefamily -------------------------------------- When you see blood in the toilet bowl, where can it come from? Could It be from your urinary system? Could it be from your anus or rectum if you were doing number 1 and number 2 at the same time? In a lady, could it be that you are having your period? These are some thoughts that you may want to go through if you do see blood in the toilet bowl. Now if you are sure that it's from your urine. Let's further analyse the problem. Some of the common causes of blood in the urine can be 1) Urinary tract infections ( again I've done a previous video on urinary tract infections in males and female - click on the top right of your screen to access them ) 2) Stones in the urinary system 3) Growths in the urinary system, some of which can be cancerous 4) Enlargement of the prostate in men 5) Medications that can cause bleeding such as aspirin or anticoagulants like warfarin. 6) Less commonly, kidney inflammation like glomerulonephritis ( the bleeding in these conditions tend to be picked up on urine analysis rather than seeing blood in the toilet bowl ) So I will zoom in on One of the most common cause of blood in your urine, STONES. These stones are usually made of of minerals and crystals like calcium oxalate, uric acid, struvite or cysteine. When the patient do not drink enough water or if there is an excess or build up of these minerals in the urinary systems, stones can occur. Symptoms of urinary stones include 1) Pain. If the stones are formed in the kidneys, you can experience back pain especially in the loin If the stones are in the bladder, you can experience lower abdominal pain And if the stones are stuck in the ureter - you can experience intense loin to groin pain which can be excruciating 2) Of course, blood in the urine. Stones in the urinary system is amongst the top cause of blood in the urine. They can cause damage to the lining of the urinary system and that can cause trauma and bleeding. 3) Infection Stones can cause urinary tract infections And that can lead to smelly urine, pain on urination, frequency and urgency. In severe cases, that can lead to fever and an extreme feeling of unwell. This is urgent and immediate medical attention is required. 4) In serious cases, Stones can result in a complete blockage of urine flow from the kidney. That can result in a swelling of the kidney in a condition called hydronephrosis. This could lead to irreversible kidney damage and failure. This is a medical emergency that needs to be treated immediately. Diagnosis of stones can be achieve through a) urinalysis showing blood in the urinary system b) X-ray of the urinary system c) ultrasounds c) CT scans Treatment of stones depend on the size of the stones. a) Stones that are small are often treated conservatively. They are usually less than 1 cm. Painkillers like Panadol and NSAIDs can be given. Drinking plenty of water can flush these stones out of your body. However when they are bigger than 1 cm, treatment is not as straightforward as they tend to get stuck. Some of the methods of stone removal done by the urologist includes a) shockwave lithotripsy to blast these larger stones into smaller pieces so that they can be passed out b) surgical removal of the stones c) Endoscopic removal of the stones Take note that if you have had stones before, your risk of having recurrent stones again in the next 5 years is as high as 50%. So to reduce the risk of it happening again, a) Drink plenty of plain water - you can take 10-12 cups of water a day b) eat more fruits and vegetables C) cut down on meat 00:00 intro 00:47 Causes of blood in urine 01:56 Urinary stones causes and symptoms 03:30 Urinary stones diagnosis and treatment #kidneystones #bladderstones #uretericcolic #SgDrWellness #Vitacarefamily #Fitivate #CSKaesthetics #DrChenYiming #Singaporedoctor #Youtube #Singaporeclinic #Familymedicine #Healthiswealth #preventionisbetterthancure #Singapore