Recommend : Recommend letting your nephrologist know your specific concerns about the blood clots. I would ask her to educate you about the mechanism that is causing this. It is likely that you will not need to see a urologist if the kidney is the source.
Answered 1/30/2020
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Many : Many things can cause hematuira. The nephropathy or a UTI could cause it. However, it may also be something else such as a kidney stone (unlikely if no pain) or possibly bladder cancer. The best thing to do would be to address your concerns with your nephrologist and specifically ask if a referral to a urologist is prudent.
Answered 10/3/2016
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IgA neph: IgA nephropathy features visible bleeding into urine, bleeding can come from other sources, too. Having a renal ultrasound and having a bladder evaluation is reasonable.
Answered 8/11/2014
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