what does blood clots in your urine mean?
104113
it could be an infection, you need to go to the doctor as soon as possible and get checked out.
863986
Is your ureter narrowing or blocked again?  Strictures or inflamation in the ureter, due to a kidney stone even, could cause the blood in the urine.  You mentioned you're having a cysto in a week; I wouldn't wait.  Call your doctor now and let him/her know what's going on.  Or, if the blood in your urine increases or you have pain just go directly to the nearest Emergency Room.  At least you'll be treated sooner than later.
524470
DVT deep vein thrombosis is a blood clot-Pt is the test to measure clotting factors-Pt is used to see how much blood thinner a person who has a blood clot is getting-Test is very important in regulating the meds such as coumadin or warfarin
33482
Two things come to mind, nerve damage or poor blood circulation due to damaged, clogged or clotted viens and or arteries.  I get charlie horses in my legs periodically when I am sleeping due to nerve damage from having disc surgery over 30 years ago.  I would say however that something lasting for a month and a half requires medical attention as soon as possible.  A blood clot in your leg can move to your heart or lungs and possibly become fatal.  Please see a doctor soon.
300710
If you have had kidney stones, then that is what is probably causing this hematuria (blood in urine). Some other causes include:\n\nTrauma\nUrinary Tract Infections\nGlomerulonephritis\nNeoplasms esp., Renal Cell Carcinoma\nIgA Nephropathy\nHereditary Nephritis\nCoagulopathy\nCertain drugs can cause hematuria secondary to the papillary necrosis of the kidneys, eg, Non Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Agents- aspirin, ibuprofen etc\n\nWhatever the case may be, it is undoubtedly essential for you to go and see your doc immediately. He will do the necessary tests to rule out any serious pathology. Better to be safe than sorry! Besides you need to take treatment, for whatever is causing the hematuria... delaying this wont help you in any way.
989990
It seems that you are not sure if you had some trauma to your testicle, so the pain and swelling could be due to infection or hernia. Blood in urine is not usually from the testicle, but could be infection or trauma to your lower abdomen, bladder, penis, or perinium. It would not be advisable to guess, and you should consult a doctor immediately for proper diagnosis and treatment. Do not delay - bleeding in urine and swollen testicle are usually serious if untreated.
932516
To be honest, that sounds more like a UTI.\n\nBladder ca. usually presents with no pain and gross haematuria (you can see the blood in the urine), I wouldn't be unduly concerned if I were you.
820333
Urine cotains a pigment called urobillinogen which is a product of metabolism of haemoglobin which is released from dead rbcs.
1017336
Proteinuria can be caused by different things.  This is no diagnosis of any kind, and if you have proteinuria you should consult with your doctor for medical advice.  That being said, protein is filtered out of your urine by the glomeruli in your kidneys.  If you have excess amounts of protein in the urine then it signifies your kidneys are not doing their job correctly and often means something's wrong with the kidneys (kidney disease, nephrotic syndrome, preeclampsia, etc).\n\nPregnant women will also often have larger amounts of protein in the urine.\n\nSome things that can affect the level of protein in your urine are if you've just completed a heavy workout, if you have a UTI (urinary tract infection), or if you've been sick and had a fever.
243871
I am not sure how serious honey, but this definately is not normal..Have you told your mother or an adult about this? You really need to, because blood clots are nothing to mess around with.  It might be something that can be corrected very easily with medication.  I would not wait until something really bad happens.  Please talk with someone today about this.  The longer you wait the worse it is going to get.  Everything is going to be ok : )
1009623
It isn't really clots that you're seeing. What it is is tissue from the lining of the uterus. Don't worry, it's completely normal. During your period the lining sheds and is passed through your vagina. It may be painful because of menstrual cramps. It's all normal! No worries!
170825
Sweetie, I'm not a doctor but blood in your urine is not a good thing and you are not quailified to analyze your own urine or symptoms. If your Doctor said to see a Urologist, then do it. Now, I do have some medical training and experience and blood in the urine doesn't usually mean a death sentance. It's a precaution your Doctor is taking to rule out a possible serious disorder. Do you really want to take a chance and not look into it? Are you going to stay healthy on heresay? It could be something as simple as an infection whether you have symptoms or not. It's best to find out asap so that it doesn't turn into something serious. Until you get a Medical degree, I wouldn't be second guessing my Doctor. There is nothing to be afraid of. You seem a little prone to denial as well. Would rather have an answer or wait for the problem to get so bad that you need a kidney or something? Get your butt to that Urologist now, Honey. Don't make me come there and put you in time out! Good luck, and please try not to get all upset till you have something to get upset about.
186478
Since you've been fine up until now and the situation has persisted for a week you really should see a doctor about this.  The tingling makes me think something's causing circulation problems in your legs. On the plus side, your symptoms do *not* match having a blood clot in your leg.
559897
cloudy urine is either a sign of a urinary tract infection which can be diagnosed and treated by most any health clinics (milder cases by drinking plenty of cranberry juice), or it could be a build up of uric acid from overexercising, rapid weight lose, low fluid intake, or obesity.  If its the second reason, you are more likely to get a kidney stone or maybe even gout.
229453
Protien in your urine or traces of the element in your urine can be a sign of some sort of kidney damage / distress. Your kidneys are filters and they are not filtering the protien out if it is being passed in your urine. Your doctor will likely do more testing to evaluate your kidney function and prescribe treatments as needed. \n\nGood luck and best wishes...
327371
This can be VERY serious. You need too see a Doctor Preferable a Neurologist or Urologist. From the link below.\n\nHematuria is the presence of blood, specifically red blood cells, in the urine. Whether the blood is visible only under a microscope or visible to the naked eye, hematuria is a sign that something is causing bleeding in the genitourinary tract: the kidneys, the tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder (ureters), the prostate gland (in men), the bladder, or the tube that carries urine from the bladder out of the body (urethra). \n\nBleeding may happen once or it may be recurrent. It can indicate different problems in men and women. Causes of this condition range from non-life threatening (e.g., urinary tract infection) to serious (e.g., cancer, kidney disease). Therefore, a physician should be consulted as soon as possible.
799714
I really advise you go straight to the doctors. The place you say the pain is, is the area of the kidneys and I would guess the blood is coming from your urine. Call the NHS hotline now and check with them.\n\nGood luck!