Patient's question:
AgeDetailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Frequent urination, urinary pain, hematuria, recurrent episodes
Duration of this illness: January 3rd to January 6th (3 days), during which January 4th had no hematuria but did have diarrhea, likely caused by eating chili peppers, resulting in burning pain after defecation.
Medical history: In July, I had similar symptoms, accompanied by candidiasis of the vagina. The doctor said the hematuria was due to heat. During October, I experienced frequent urination and urinary pain whenever I was tired from work, but did not get checked. Now, the hematuria is slightly more severe than before, but I feel no recurrence of vaginal candidiasis. Please ask me:
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Doctor's answer:
Hello: Hematuria (blood in urine), the most likely cause is urolithiasis (urinary system stones). You can undergo a B (ultrasound) of the urinary system for a definitive diagnosis. In this case, you can visit the urology department.