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Blood in urine
I had blood in my urine routine tested and there was 12-14 rbc cells. As per doctors advise took antibiotic for 7 days and retested the same urine routine today and now iam seeing 2-4 in RBC and trace of blood in urine.
Last week it was 12-14 RBC and blood urine was positive. Now though it was not positive it is showing trace and 2-4 rbc.
I have stopped eliquis 2.5 mg 15 days before as advised by doctor.
Can someone guide me if iam fine and trace of blood is fine?
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See blood in urine in males need to be evaluated since you are young risk of more dreaded consequences are less( bladder cancer) since blood in urine is the most common presentationof ca bladder in elderly male. But since in your repeat sample also says some rbcs you can do the following
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wait for 1 week and repeat urine routine and urine culture or if you are nervous get USG ultrasound abdomen pelvis with full bladder and make sure nothing suspicious inside your bladder.
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