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Bone scan 3 weeks ago showed increased radiotracer upper pole right kidney. now have gross hematuria for 3-4hrs upon waking. what could be the cause?
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It could be: a mass or other inflammatory problem that is now bleeding. I would seek the attention of your primary care physician
Answered 6/3/2014
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Here are some ...: The finding in right kidney on bone scan is considered as an incidental finding. Now, gross hematuria occurs and you should have a thorough evaluation with CT.IVP ASAP, and followed with cystoscopy timely. Don't put it off. Best wish ...
Answered 6/19/2014
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