Im soo worried?!
Question: Im soo worried!?
my partner went to the docs last weds as he has not been feelin weell!.!.he feels groggy all time and has no energy!.!. this week the docs has sent out for him to take another 4 urine samples in to them!.!.i am sure there was a trace of blood in the urine now today my partner rang in and they r referin him to a neurologist!.!.what can this mean,im worried outta my head!.!.we thought it was an infection !.!.!.but it must be more serious than that!.!.any one that knows what they r talkin about please answer!.!.thanks soo much!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
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All the doctor is doing is running through a set of guidelines he /she is issued with!. This is just a precaution, don't worry, all will be o!.k!. I'm sure!. You take care and stop worrying unnecessarily!.!Www@Answer-Health@Com
blood in the urine could be several things!. Do not get alarmed yet!. Untreated bladder, kidney infections, can make you feel groggy with no energy!. Left untreated for long amounts of time can be serious, that is why he is going to a neurologist!. And, it could be kidney stones!. Whatever it is can be treated with meds and follow up!. People tend to make light of kidney and bladder infections, but they can cause pain and blood in the urine and cause damage!. But, it can be treated!. Even if it is something more serious than that, technology these days are mind-blowing! So, think positive!Www@Answer-Health@Com
Are you sure they referred him to a NEUROLOGIST and not a UROLOGIST!. A urologist deals with urine problems, and a neurologist deals with nerve or neurological problems!.
Is the doctor looking for a problem with his bladder or kidneys!? If so, then it's a urologist he needs to see!.
If there was blood in his urine, it could mean an infection, but it could also mean a kidney stone or a cancer!.
It doesn't mean that this is the end of the world!. I have always said!.!.!. don't worry until you have something to worry about!.
Treatments are very good today, and even if he had a cancer, treatments have been very successful!.
It's good he has gone to the doctor and is following up on this!. It's NOT something to let go!. Early treatment is the best thing for any problem!. He's on the right track!.!. Good luck!.!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Is the doctor looking for a problem with his bladder or kidneys!? If so, then it's a urologist he needs to see!.
If there was blood in his urine, it could mean an infection, but it could also mean a kidney stone or a cancer!.
It doesn't mean that this is the end of the world!. I have always said!.!.!. don't worry until you have something to worry about!.
Treatments are very good today, and even if he had a cancer, treatments have been very successful!.
It's good he has gone to the doctor and is following up on this!. It's NOT something to let go!. Early treatment is the best thing for any problem!. He's on the right track!.!. Good luck!.!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
They probably want to scope his bladder and see whats up in there, I am thinking you mean Eurologist!. That is standard procedure for blood in urine, no infection!. Don't panic yet, some folks have trace amounts of blood in thier urine every time they are tested all thier lives and have no ill effect from it at all!. Right now it is just a fact finding mission!. Hang in there!.
Theres a good chance the fatigue isn't even related to this!. the Doctor is doing the right thing and looking for all the possibilities!.
Has he asked for a glucose tolerance test or been given one, the symptoms are possible signs of diabetes and/or hypoglycemia!. both can be controlled very well these days!. Often without meds, just a few lifestyle changes!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Theres a good chance the fatigue isn't even related to this!. the Doctor is doing the right thing and looking for all the possibilities!.
Has he asked for a glucose tolerance test or been given one, the symptoms are possible signs of diabetes and/or hypoglycemia!. both can be controlled very well these days!. Often without meds, just a few lifestyle changes!.Www@Answer-Health@Com