I have been dealing with UCPPS related issues for two years. The bottom line is that if I do PV exercises and watch what I eat, the pain is manageable.
I had a flair up last night and today for the first time ever I have a little blood in my urine. I will make an appt with my urologist asap, but wondering if there is any discussion on what can cause blood in the urine that is related the issues discussed on this site?
Blood in urine?
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silsurf
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Blood in urine?
2022 - I have been struggling with pain in my bladder, urethra, pelvic area for about two years. Was diagnosed with BPH originally. Have had cystoscopy, colonoscopy, ultrasound, and an cat-scan all with no issues discovered. Have never had any bacterial issues in my urine. I feel confident that UCPPS related issues are what is going on. My pain is relatively consistent, modulating up and down through the day and night. 61 y/o
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stranastassis
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Re: Blood in urine?
No need to panic. Two years ago, I feel an urgency to pee and literally I pee blood. My urologist told me that the cause is prostate calcifications. However, it would be a good idea to have an appointment with your urologist, just in case is something more serious.
Age: 31| Onset Age: 29 | Symptoms: Testicles pain after ejaculation, discomfort in perineum while sitting, painful urination, discomfort in pubic area | Helped By: Stretching, Quercetin, Saw palmetto, longs walks at nature | Worsened By: stress(negative feelings in general), gym (weight lifting), cold weather, swimming in cold waters, sitting for long period, food combinations which promotes gas and constipation