Haematuria

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Haematuria means blood in the urine and can occur due to urinary tract infections, kidney stones, prostate problems, kidney conditions, or other urinary tract conditions. At Navodaya Kidney & Multispeciality Hospital in Vijayapura, we provide careful evaluation to identify the underlying cause and guide appropriate treatment. Even when there is no pain, unexplained blood in the urine should be medically evaluated.

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Comprehensive Haematuria Care You Can Trust

Haematuria can have many causes, ranging from urinary infections and kidney stones to prostate conditions and, in some cases, more serious urinary tract problems. Finding the underlying cause is essential for choosing the right treatment.

At Navodaya Kidney & Multispeciality Hospital in Vijayapura, our specialists assess your symptoms, medical history, urine findings, and other relevant investigations. Based on the results, we provide a personalized treatment approach with appropriate monitoring and follow-up.

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Benefits of Haematuria Treatment:

Appropriate evaluation helps identify the reason for blood in the urine and determine whether treatment is required. Early assessment can support timely management of underlying urinary conditions.

Identify the Underlying Cause
Detailed evaluation helps determine whether blood
in the urine is related to infection, stones, prostate
conditions, kidney problems, or another cause.
Early Detection of Urinary Problems
Timely evaluation can help identify conditions that
may require further investigation or treatment.
Personalized Treatment
Treatment is based on the underlying cause,
diagnostic findings, symptoms, and individual health needs.

Our Expertise in Haematuria Care

Our team provides comprehensive evaluation of visible and microscopic blood in the urine, focusing on identifying the underlying cause. We use appropriate diagnostic assessment and personalized treatment planning to support better urinary health.

Our Haematuria Treatment Process

The process begins with a detailed evaluation and appropriate diagnostic tests to identify the cause of blood in the urine. Based on the findings, a personalized treatment plan and follow-up schedule are provided.

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Consultation & Evaluation
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Your symptoms, medical history, medications, and urinary concerns are reviewed to understand the possible cause of bleeding.

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Diagnosis & Investigation

Urine tests, blood tests, imaging, or cystoscopy may be recommended depending on your symptoms and clinical findings.

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Treatment &
Follow-Up

Treatment is selected according to the underlying cause, followed by monitoring to assess your response and ensure appropriate follow-up.

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What is haematuria?
Haematuria is the presence of blood in the urine, which may be visible or detected only through urine testing.
What causes blood in the urine?
Common causes include urinary infections, kidney stones, prostate problems, kidney disease, and other urinary tract conditions.
Is blood in urine always serious?
Not always, but unexplained blood in the urine should be evaluated because it can sometimes indicate an underlying condition requiring treatment.
How is haematuria diagnosed?
Diagnosis may include urine tests, blood tests, imaging studies, and sometimes cystoscopy to identify the source of bleeding.
When should I see a doctor for haematuria?
See a doctor whenever you notice blood in your urine, even if it occurs only once or without pain.
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