I would to a detox and herbal cleanse. Seems like that would help all symptoms. praying for you both
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Sounds like a bladder or kidney stone is the most likely culprit. When it’s just blood on the urine dipstick and you are passing tissue, it’s most likely a stone. A doctor and scans are needed unless the symptoms go away, which would likely mean it was a small enough stone to pass, and you passed it. If your urinalysis also contained protein and a few other things, then it could still be a stone, but if it wasn’t, then you’d be wanting to look into more serious kidney issues. A urologist is your best first move and if not a stone then a nephrologist.
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As someone who's had multiple health problems since birth and has seen countless doctors for them, I can tell you with absolute certainty that the doctors who tell you you're depressed (or in some cases, have anxiety) really just don't know what's wrong with you, or how to fix it, and are too embarrassed to acknowledge it.
"Depression" and "anxiety" are the top two answers for any given health issue that can't be properly diagnosed by a physician, regardless of how long they've been in practice. My advice to you would be to either switch practitioners, or go see a specialist as soon as possible. It's extremely rare and unlikely that a specialist wouldn't be able to properly diagnose a person's condition.
Here are two personal examples of how doctors can screw anything up:
1. I went to my GP and told him that I was randomly getting lightheaded and feeling faint. He told me that I was suffering from anxiety and depression and began to pull out his prescription pad. Given that it was the absolute greatest year of my life, I knew it wasn't possible and high-tailed it out of there immediately. Three months later, my heart specialists discovered that both of my pacemaker leads had come undone and I needed to have it replaced. Once the procedure was done, all was well again!
2. I WALKED into the hospital emergency room with a heart rate of about 180. The response was to intravenously pump me up with an extremely high dose of amiodarone. It turned out to be too much, and almost killed me. They shut it off immediately. The next day, I couldn't walk. My legs had turned to rubber. Over a period of three days, several doctors saw me. Finally, a neurologist decided I was suffering from anxiety. (Again, not possible!) During this time, I repeatedly asked the nurse to have a doctor check the side effects of the amiodarone. She repeatedly chose to ignore me! After the neurologist's diagnosis, they sent me home, still unable to walk. The very first thing I did, once home, was go to the computer to check the side effects of the medication and what do I see?
"May cause inability to walk".
I took it upon myself to decrease the new dosage they sent me home with, and after a few days, my legs were fine again. I have not had any issues since.
NEVER will I accept "Depression" or "Anxiety" as a proper diagnosis, and no matter what's going on in your life, I suggest nobody else accept it either. If you really are depressed or anxious, then change your food to extremely healthy, organic, non-gmo, no chemicals, food coloring or preservatives, and non-processed. Exercise more, focus on God, if you're religious, and do your best to stay positive. Clean eating does a world of good for all health issues, while improper diagnoses and unrecognized side effects of Medications and prescriptions only add to our frustrations.
Please note that in some cases, medication is beneficial, but before you start taking it, make sure your diagnosis makes sense, and make sure to always check the side effects of the medications you're on!
"Depression" and "anxiety" are the top two answers for any given health issue that can't be properly diagnosed by a physician, regardless of how long they've been in practice. My advice to you would be to either switch practitioners, or go see a specialist as soon as possible. It's extremely rare and unlikely that a specialist wouldn't be able to properly diagnose a person's condition.
Here are two personal examples of how doctors can screw anything up:
1. I went to my GP and told him that I was randomly getting lightheaded and feeling faint. He told me that I was suffering from anxiety and depression and began to pull out his prescription pad. Given that it was the absolute greatest year of my life, I knew it wasn't possible and high-tailed it out of there immediately. Three months later, my heart specialists discovered that both of my pacemaker leads had come undone and I needed to have it replaced. Once the procedure was done, all was well again!
2. I WALKED into the hospital emergency room with a heart rate of about 180. The response was to intravenously pump me up with an extremely high dose of amiodarone. It turned out to be too much, and almost killed me. They shut it off immediately. The next day, I couldn't walk. My legs had turned to rubber. Over a period of three days, several doctors saw me. Finally, a neurologist decided I was suffering from anxiety. (Again, not possible!) During this time, I repeatedly asked the nurse to have a doctor check the side effects of the amiodarone. She repeatedly chose to ignore me! After the neurologist's diagnosis, they sent me home, still unable to walk. The very first thing I did, once home, was go to the computer to check the side effects of the medication and what do I see?
"May cause inability to walk".
I took it upon myself to decrease the new dosage they sent me home with, and after a few days, my legs were fine again. I have not had any issues since.
NEVER will I accept "Depression" or "Anxiety" as a proper diagnosis, and no matter what's going on in your life, I suggest nobody else accept it either. If you really are depressed or anxious, then change your food to extremely healthy, organic, non-gmo, no chemicals, food coloring or preservatives, and non-processed. Exercise more, focus on God, if you're religious, and do your best to stay positive. Clean eating does a world of good for all health issues, while improper diagnoses and unrecognized side effects of Medications and prescriptions only add to our frustrations.
Please note that in some cases, medication is beneficial, but before you start taking it, make sure your diagnosis makes sense, and make sure to always check the side effects of the medications you're on!
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I'm having basically the same issue right now. Were you able to figure out what this is? Out of nowhere I got sick, felt headachy, chills and weakness. After two days of this I started to feel better but urination starting hurting. I felt the need to go often but very little would come out. I haven't seen any white film yet, it's all been red film Either chunks or strings. If I drink a lot it comes out clear and hurts less. From what I've been reading this could be UTI but I haven't seen any white stuff like everyone is saying. Yours is the most similar. Did you figure it out? Was it UTI? How did you take care of it?
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Such an post, so relevant to me. I’ve been ill as you could imagine and while in the hospital I told them my kidneys hurt and then I was retaining some fluids but I’m unlucky enough I know it’s no STD. I have bloody fleshy Strings in it and they look unfortunately (some) like bloody tape worms, the others look like whatever just stuff. Guess what the kicker is, the doctors just wave it off.
Be well and Se Alegre
Be well and Se Alegre
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