Patient's question:
My child is three years old. There is a small amount of blood in their urine. It has been more than a year. / He is doing well, without pain or itching, and can eat normally. He looks healthy. We have had him checked four times this year, but there is still a small amount of blood. What could be the reason? How should it be checked?Doctor's answer:
The child frequently has blood in the urine. If external force-induced urethral injury is ruled out, then the urinary system should be taken seriously. The bladder, kidneys, and other organs should be examined. This should be taken seriously by you. There are many causes of blood in the urine, such as urinary stones, kidney stones, urinary tract infections, and other reasons. It is recommended that you seek medical attention at a formal hospital for examination and diagnosis. After identifying the cause, proper treatment should be provided to avoid unnecessary complications.