Blood in urine can appear as pink, red, or cola-colored urine. Even if bleeding stops on its own, it should never be ignored. It may result from stones, infections, kidney disease, prostate enlargement, trauma, or cancers of the kidney, prostate, or bladder. Sometimes microscopic bleeding is discovered only in tests without visible color change. Proper evaluation identifies whether the cause is minor or serious.
Diagnosis involves urine examination, ultrasound, CT scan, cystoscopy, and blood tests as needed. Alongside diagnosis, treatment addresses the underlying disease and prevents recurrence. Awareness is essential because many people delay consultation thinking bleeding will settle by itself. Early medical attention protects kidney function and general health. If you notice blood in urine, even once, call or visit us in Wagholi for more details.
