Blood in urine

July 18, 2001

Dear Jim O+,

With no blow to the kidneys, I would suspect the aspirin.

It is well known to cause stomach bleeding. Over 7000 people

die each year from aspirin. Tell him to drop that and see what happens.

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh, LTOH

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Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2001 23:02:01 -0000

anyone with info on someone passing some blood in his urine. clinic

said no infection found. friend is overweight and takes quite a few

aspirin. any info would be appreciated. jim O+

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July 18, 2001

Dear Jim O+,

With no blow to the kidneys, I would suspect the aspirin.

It is well known to cause stomach bleeding. Over 7000 people

die each year from aspirin. Tell him to drop that and see what happens.

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh, LTOH

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Subject: blood in urine

Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2001 23:02:01 -0000

anyone with info on someone passing some blood in his urine. clinic

said no infection found. friend is overweight and takes quite a few

aspirin. any info would be appreciated. jim O+

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July 18, 2001

Ask your friend to check his big toe also :-) When I severed the artery in

my big toe, I had blood in my urine the next day. First, I freaked out,

then I looked to see what major organ the big toe is connected to. . . sure

enough it was the kidneys. I waited for the problem to pass ~ which it did

immediately and have never had another problem with it.

Kate

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>anyone with info on someone passing some blood in his urine. clinic

>said no infection found. friend is overweight and takes quite a few

>aspirin. any info would be appreciated. jim O+

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July 18, 2001

Ask your friend to check his big toe also :-) When I severed the artery in

my big toe, I had blood in my urine the next day. First, I freaked out,

then I looked to see what major organ the big toe is connected to. . . sure

enough it was the kidneys. I waited for the problem to pass ~ which it did

immediately and have never had another problem with it.

Kate

blood in urine

>anyone with info on someone passing some blood in his urine. clinic

>said no infection found. friend is overweight and takes quite a few

>aspirin. any info would be appreciated. jim O+

>

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other alternative self-help subjects.

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>This list is the 1st Amendment in action. The things you will find here are

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August 7, 2001

> anyone with info on someone passing some blood in his urine. clinic

> said no infection found. friend is overweight and takes quite a few

> aspirin. any info would be appreciated. jim O+

friend got the test results back, and he has cyst on a kidney. would

a kidney cleanse be appropriate, and anyone have success in getting

rid of a cyst natually? thanks, jim O+, S

September 11, 2001

Thanks for your input!! I do have elevated liver levels right now; but have also had kidney stomes. I will keep an eye on it!!! Thanks again!

September 11, 2001

, You should have your urine checked anyway. But dark urine can be a symptomn of elevated liver levels. I had that, but then more recently I had blood in the urine from a kidney stone. So that's why you should see a doctor, it could be several things.

November 6, 2002

Hi ,

I did some searching and it appears that NSAIDs (non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) are often one of the causes of hematuria, blood in the urine. It can also be from many other things. Sometimes the cause is never defined. When you say that has been treated for it, how do you mean? Urinary tract infections can be related, so maybe she was treated for one of those? Also, a higher output of urinary acid and higher than normal excretions of calcium in the urine have been found to be associated with hematuria. Have they tested Jen's urine for this and found this to be true? Anyway, since I don't know much about the specifics I'll go ahead and post the best, most comprehensive article I was able to find (maybe others, as well) and at the very least, it should help you come up with more specific questions to talk with your doctor about.

Take Care,

Georgina

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From: tim chesney

I was wondering if anyone has experience this.My daughter Jen age 8. Has a either a trace or a smallamount of blood in her urine since Dec 2001.She has been treated but need less to say it comesback.She does take lodine and weekly mext shots. The kicker of all this is the rheum never told meunless I question the blood work done every twomonths.I am not sure if this is part of jra or somethingelse.Thanks and Lake in the hills Illinois

February 21, 2003

In a message dated 2/21/03 10:56:19 AM Central Standard Time,

tamarko1@... writes:

> It's a good thing I went to my doctor today

> instead of assuming it was just candida--

> they found lots of blood in my urine. I'm

> scheduled for a bunch of tests, including

> barium enema, pelvic ultrasound and abdominal

> ultrasound. My dad had kidney disease. I sure

> hope I don't have that.

>

Tracey,

Before you go and get tortured by doctors, I would seriously consider doing

Dr. 's kidney cleanse. I think you might find it on curezone.com, or

you can go to her web site, Dr. Hulda . Org, and find the cleanse. (or I

could e-mail it to you if you can't find it) I did it, and I painlessly

passed a few kidney stones. I watched my dad go through surgery, and be

hospitalized for 6 weeks on morphine when I was a kid trying to pass stones,

so passing ones of the size that I did, and painlessly, made the cleanse

worth it. Might help you if you have kidney issues!

Good luck,

Hanida

December 23, 2004

Thanks Karl.

Tami in Wis

Re: Sinus Pain>>> The pain is only in those areas yes and of course headaches> sometimes but not as much headaches since desensitization....> I have been advised by my Dr. to quit firefighting and she was> very serious. Then I tried to explain why I wouldnt quit and the> only way she got the message was when I asked her how much she liked> being a DR. and when she replied alot, I then asked her if she would> quit her job. I cant imagine doing anything else....> She agrees to do her best to keep me going and I promise everyone> I wear a Pack all the time.... When my body no longer lets me> do the job then I will get a desk job..> I do appreciate the reply and realize you are right..>> >>>> I have had multiple nasal surgeries for my polyps, with the>> current count at 7. I am on the borderline of needing another but> I>> just done ASA Desensatizing and think it has helped enough to>> prolong the next surgery for a while. ASA Des. definately took> care>> of my ahsma.>> My question is how many of you have sinus pain. My nose allways>> hurts I believe due to the many surgeries. Some days it is worse>> then others and sometimes it is unbearable. I have learned to deal>> with the constant pain by still going to work etc., Sometimes it> is>> hard doing my jod as a Firefighter and some days I dont even wanna>> get out of bed due to the discomfort. My last surgery was in early>> 2001. So I am asking how many of you still have discomfort that> long>> after surgery or am I Just Lucky and the only one?>>>> Thanks Luke>>>>>>>>

April 18, 2008

I've had similiar things come back in a urine test.. a touch of blood being present.. its' never caused a problem and never really been seen as an issue...i've heard just what the doc said, that some people are just like that

On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 7:02 PM, dixie1340 <missmagnolia2007@...> wrote:

Has anyone out there had a problem with blood being found in their urine? I have for about 3 years now,.

..

February 20, 2009

>

> Hi,

>

> When I go running, the next time I pee there is blood in my urine.

I

> went to the doctor and he acknowleged that there was indeed blood

in

> the urine. I came back the next day with a sample for the lab. But

it

> appeared that nothing was wrong then. No blood.

>

> Today I went running again and the same happened. Blood in the

urine

> but only for the first urination.

>

> It's the first time in my life such a thing has happened to me. I'm

at

> my wit's end

>

> Has it happened to anyone here? What should I do?

+++Hi . The best treatment for the urinary tract is Fresh

Parsley Tea - the recipe is on my website.

Bee

February 20, 2009

The source could possibly be your prostate...

running may massage the prostate and push the

blood out into the urinary tract.

I had a similar problem diagnosed as a prostate

infection and my urologist kept treating it with

antibiotics. It kept coming back, and a couple

doctors later and a few years later, another

urologist put me on Flomax, which relieved some

of the referred pain and decreased the frequency

of blood, but it made me dizzy. A year later my

new regular doctor suggested the herb Saw Palmetto,

which within a couple of months relieved all my

symptoms including the various referred pains,

without any side effects. And no blood, for nearly

two years now. I think it is good for the general

health of the prostate and allows it to shrink to

a more normal size. This may or may not be the

source of your problem, but I thought I'd throw

it out there as a possibility.

>

> Hi,

>

> When I go running, the next time I pee there is blood in my urine.

I

> went to the doctor and he acknowleged that there was indeed blood

in

> the urine. I came back the next day with a sample for the lab. But

it

> appeared that nothing was wrong then. No blood.

>

> Today I went running again and the same happened. Blood in the

urine

> but only for the first urination.

>

> It's the first time in my life such a thing has happened to me.

I'm at

> my wit's end

>

> Has it happened to anyone here? What should I do?

>

> I'm afraid my doctor my prescribe some antibiotics, that'd be the

last

> thing I could take!!!

>

> Thanks,

>

> .

>

March 22, 2009

Hi ,

Lucy occasionally has blood in her urine (gross hematuria it's called when

you can see it). It's frustrating. No one knows why. No one can tell me if

it's medicine related or jra related The ped says its benign, and the

rheumy says not to worry, but the only other moms that I know of who ask

about blood in the urine are jra moms. Curious.

Amy and Lucy, 7, poly

Blood in Urine

Question for the collective wisdom out there ... Any of your kids have blood

in their urine at any time?

I just came home from an ER trip that left me clueless. My son told me this

morning that he had blood in his urine. We were sent to the ER by the

on-call doctor. Thankfully they could find no abnormalities and ruled out

the " big concerns " as they put it and also found no infections. Basically,

urology said they couldn't come up with a reason for it to be occurring. We

are headed to the pediatrician on Monday morning but was wondering if anyone

here has heard of arthritis being associated with inflamation in the urinary

tract. He is only 10 and it just breaks my heart to see tears come down his

face as he says " I just wish I was like a normal kid for once. " Yeah, me

too.

Will - pauci/spondy

March 22, 2009

Hi ,

My girl, who is 9, has had gross hematuria off and on for 3 weeks

now. Even when it has not been visible, she has had what the lab classified

as " large " amounts. After consult between our ped and our ped rheumy, she

is scheduled to see a nephrologists at our University Hospital next week.

It is interesting to me that it seems that a number of kids with JRA have

this but I have not found any connection in the research I have done. I

feel for you having to hear your little guy say " I just wish I was like a

normal kid for once " .. often says " why does all the bad stuff happen

to me " . It is heart breaking. has also lost about 10 lbs this year

and that worries me too.

Anne

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