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What to do when urinating blood and urinating after endoscopic urinary tract surgery?

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Hello doctor! I had endoscopic urinary tract surgery 15 days ago but still urinating a lot of blood and urinating. So the doctor asked me to urinate blood and urinate after urological surgery, what should I do? And what is the reason? I hope the doctor can help me.
Ha Hieu Thoi , Hanoi
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Hello. The phenomenon of blood in urine and urinary frequency after endoscopic urinary tract surgery, maybe you still have a urinary tract infection, or after surgery you have a JJ tube inserted, which should cause the above symptoms. You should consult directly with your surgeon or one of the Vinmec Health System hospitals nationwide for more specific advice.
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Answered by Master, Doctor Vo Thien Ngon - Urologist, General Surgery Department - Vinmec Danang International Hospital

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