Did anyone else have this problem at meds?
#1
Hiya. whole family had our meds week before last. Kids fine. But hubby and I both showed a trace of blood in the urine. He said it was a microscopic amount. Anyway, went to our GP next day and he sent more urine off to labs and those came back with negative blood in urine, for both.
Now what?! What will DIMIA want us to do?
Did anyone else have this problem at all?
Now what?! What will DIMIA want us to do?
Did anyone else have this problem at all?
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Originally Posted by fairgoes
Hiya. whole family had our meds week before last. Kids fine. But hubby and I both showed a trace of blood in the urine. He said it was a microscopic amount. Anyway, went to our GP next day and he sent more urine off to labs and those came back with negative blood in urine, for both.
Now what?! What will DIMIA want us to do?
Did anyone else have this problem at all?
Now what?! What will DIMIA want us to do?
Did anyone else have this problem at all?

No problems though - they just want to see the clear result from Panel Doc (or your urine - not his!!)
Cas
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Originally Posted by fairgoes
Hiya. whole family had our meds week before last. Kids fine. But hubby and I both showed a trace of blood in the urine. He said it was a microscopic amount. Anyway, went to our GP next day and he sent more urine off to labs and those came back with negative blood in urine, for both.
Now what?! What will DIMIA want us to do?
Did anyone else have this problem at all?
Now what?! What will DIMIA want us to do?
Did anyone else have this problem at all?

I'm sure it's nothing to worry about. A slight trace of blood in urine can be caused through mild dehydration. Our panel doctor told us to make sure we drank loads of water on day of meds to make sure that we gave clear samples.
Sarah
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My wife did but when she went back the second time it was ok.
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Originally Posted by teach
Hi fairgoes,
I'm sure it's nothing to worry about. A slight trace of blood in urine can be caused through mild dehydration. Our panel doctor told us to make sure we drank loads of water on day of meds to make sure that we gave clear samples.
Sarah
I'm sure it's nothing to worry about. A slight trace of blood in urine can be caused through mild dehydration. Our panel doctor told us to make sure we drank loads of water on day of meds to make sure that we gave clear samples.
Sarah
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Originally Posted by Spindels
My wife did but when she went back the second time it was ok.
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Originally Posted by fairgoes
Thanks that's good advice. I think my husband did. Our GP is doing further investigation. We may have to go to a urologist to get a specialist report. Problem is that it costs £140 just for the consultation then more for the tests and further consultations. Could be scary.
we have been down this path, what you need to do is see your GP and ask him to refer you to a one stop haematuria clinic, they so all the investigations in one day xrays ultrasounds and cystoscopy, ( look inside the bladder ) there may be a bit of a delay but it would be done and dusted.
best wishes
bex 66
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Originally Posted by fairgoes
Hiya. whole family had our meds week before last. Kids fine. But hubby and I both showed a trace of blood in the urine. He said it was a microscopic amount. Anyway, went to our GP next day and he sent more urine off to labs and those came back with negative blood in urine, for both.
Now what?! What will DIMIA want us to do?
Did anyone else have this problem at all?
Now what?! What will DIMIA want us to do?
Did anyone else have this problem at all?

once u get the all clear though, everything will go ok
hope it helps
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oh and i meant to mention. we were told not to drink water, cant rmbr why. but it can make the amount of blood worse
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ah, i think i rmbr now. it makes your pish more concentrated. drinking water will show the blood more
dont ask me why, im a male
dont ask me why, im a male
#11
Thanks guys for all the advice. Think we will ask the GP about the clinic. Sounds like the best way to go then can send DIMIA their report, hopefully that will keep them happy. It's just a hassle we could do without...you know what I mean!
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Originally Posted by soapy
if you have one of those implants in your arm.
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Originally Posted by Anastasia Beaverhausen
Oh bother, I have one of those implants. I hope the doc takes that into consideration when I have my meds done (assuming there is any blood that is)
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Originally Posted by bex 66
Hi
we have been down this path, what you need to do is see your GP and ask him to refer you to a one stop haematuria clinic, they so all the investigations in one day xrays ultrasounds and cystoscopy, ( look inside the bladder ) there may be a bit of a delay but it would be done and dusted.
best wishes
bex 66
we have been down this path, what you need to do is see your GP and ask him to refer you to a one stop haematuria clinic, they so all the investigations in one day xrays ultrasounds and cystoscopy, ( look inside the bladder ) there may be a bit of a delay but it would be done and dusted.
best wishes
bex 66
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