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A member asked:
Is it normal to see bleeding and clots in a catheter bag in patient with stage 4b prostate ca that is pressing on the urethra? at what point does it need to be evaluated in hospital?
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Yes this can happen. If the blood is too much, continues, or blocking the outflow then the patient needs to be seen. otherwise it may clear up with increased fluids and rest. Pl let the Urologist know about whats happening. Best luck
Answered 8/8/2022
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