Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: I had two urine tests every twenty days, both showing trace blood (+/-) and red blood cells 2-4 HP. Please seek high-level medical advice.Duration and course of the current illness: About one month
Current general condition: Urination is not very smooth, but it is not thin nor intermittent
Medical history: Physical examinations have indicated benign prostatic hyperplasia, and I have undergone ureteral stone treatment
Previous diagnoses and treatment history and outcomes: No recurrence
Ancillary tests: Physical examination
Other: None
Doctor's answer:
A fecal occult blood sample is generally indicative of inflammation, stones, or tumors. For men aged 30-40, if there are no obvious symptoms of inflammation, it is sometimes recommended to take an abdominal X-ray to check for the possibility of stones.The patient should undergo an abdominal ultrasound at the hospital, which can diagnose the condition. If stones are detected, timely treatment can be very effective. It is crucial not to delay treatment.