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Blood in urine during menstruation

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gayle65630
gayle65630

Hi,

I have recently been diagnosed with Adenomyosis, but for the last 4-5 periods every single time i go for a wee it comes out bright red. Even after showering. Its only when I'm on my period!

Ive always had a little blood but this is turning my wee dark red every single time. I had a pelvic ultrasound and they said my bladder was normal!?

Has anyone else had this?

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  • aitarg35939
    aitarg35939 gayle65630

    Posted

    I was going to suggest that you ask over in the adenomyosis group, but i couldn't find one. Unfortunately, in the 4 years i've been in this forum i don't recall more than a handful of mentions of the condition. I hope someone pops up.

    Did the same person who diagnosed the adeno perform the bladder ultrasound? If not, then my suggestion is that you take this question to that person because they know more about your condition & all that comes with it.

    • Roxyjoe123
      Roxyjoe123 aitarg35939

      Posted

      Keep bugging your Gp you need to see someone it's not right.

      Iam with a endometriosis specialist team who diagnosed both. Maybe they could help you, if you have one near you.

  • Roxyjoe123
    Roxyjoe123 gayle65630

    Posted

    Hi

    I have Adenomyosis and endometriosis

    I had your symptoms, I would swear blood was coming out urethra, luckily my partner and Medical people believe me. Anyway had urine test always came back with no blood in test.

    Yet I had a keyhole 2months ago and guess what endometriosis disposit on both urethra.

    So maybe your not going crazy

    Like these conditions make us feel like.

    Op went well and recovering need more but wat can i do. You might not be going mad. I got a mate who has both endometriosis and Adenomyosis. No one listen to her and she had op and turns out she had in bladder. X

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