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exercise and blood in urine
I started lower back exercises not long ago. They involve standing with your back against a wall and pushing your back lower back flat against the wall. Another involves laying on your back on the floor, twisting the hips and touching knees to the floor.
After exercising I noticed blood in the urine. It comes and goes. I have been sent for xrays of my kidneys and bladder that involved injecting me with dye. All seemed in order. Other tests showed there is no sign of infection. Is a cystoscopy warranted? Have you heard of others bleeding after such execises? Is it common? Are there other tests warranted before going ahead with a cystoscopy? I have read that pinuses can be damaged and bladders punctured during cytoscopy. How does one weigh the risks of the procedure agianst the risk of doing nothing. If all other tests show nothing is it still worth the risk? Thanks for your kind help.
After exercising I noticed blood in the urine. It comes and goes. I have been sent for xrays of my kidneys and bladder that involved injecting me with dye. All seemed in order. Other tests showed there is no sign of infection. Is a cystoscopy warranted? Have you heard of others bleeding after such execises? Is it common? Are there other tests warranted before going ahead with a cystoscopy? I have read that pinuses can be damaged and bladders punctured during cytoscopy. How does one weigh the risks of the procedure agianst the risk of doing nothing. If all other tests show nothing is it still worth the risk? Thanks for your kind help.
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