Peeing blood 🤔

[LolaLo3]

Hey everyone, so this might be a bit too much info , I’m not on my period but wen I’ve went to pee it’s literally blood coming out, when I noticed I then wiped again but nothing on loo roll ... I’m on antibiotics for a wound infection and my other pain relief tablets for endo, I’m jus out a bath too.. I’m not sure if it may be a side effect from my antibiotics I have stupidly thrown the packaging away .. I am going to check next time I go to loo.. I’m jus a bit concerned as I have many problem’s down there since I’ve been diagnosed i usually jus ignored problem’s like this but I have had such a fright lately with my health now I worry about everything like this ... hopefully nothing to worry about but if it’s happens again wen I go to loo I think I’ll give my gp a call in the morning.. xx

[strong-girl]

Hi this happened to me once I had a urine infection x drink plenty of water

[LolaLo3 in reply to strong-girl]

Yeah I thinking it could be , thanks yeah I’ve been day off today so I’ve been able to drink plenty x

[luthien]

It could be your endo, but definitely check tablets you're on; some can discolour your wee. Also check what you're eating; some foods can make wee red. It's stuff you'll get asked when you go to the docs about it. If you know what you're antibiotics are called you can google it online, there's companies that list side effects, so you'll find something even if it's just using letters on the tablets.

Note down if there is any associated pain, or weeing feels different to normal, if it's warmer, dribbles more (like swollen tubes), pain in kidneys etc, anything that could help doc determine what it could be.

May be tmi but have you collected your wee in a pot? does it look cloudy as well as red / pink? Are you definitely sure it's from your front...I know all the stuff you'll get asked. I kept getting repeated cloudy wee so I got some urine test strips online that check for white blood cells (infection) and red blood cells (blood), also checks for sugars etc...so I can do my own tests at home, it's done the same way doctors do them.

keep up with the drinking water xx