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Went to the Doctor, had some tests done. And he still doesn't know what caused me to piss blood for 5 days. I stopped pissin blood though last night and today so, I'm back to regular yellow urine which is good. Still gotta take some more tests, Doctor says it may be a kidney stone, which I pray it is not, or this IGA something another, which can also be bad, but not as bad as a freakin kidney stone. Wish me luck folks. Thanks.
Recently had similiar except i'm shitting blood.
Given it almost 7 days, may go to the doctor soon. Problem is every wheres shut it being the christmas season an all.
I think it's food poisioning but who knows.
:'(, i'm very sad i'm really starting to miss training.
Get checked out bro. Probably is food poisioning, I've never shit blood, mostly bricks. But get checked out, couldn't hurt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wasp
could be cancer...so early is best
Went to the doctor, got antibiotics and told to come back next week.
I have only ever shat blood one other time. When i was younger, i guess it could be called an MMA fight with my brother. I was lieing on my side when he jumped in the air and stamped on me with all his 170 pounds. My rib cage has been bent ever since.
I wouldn't make a good male model. LMAO, my body looks all messed up.
Not all of us were cut out to be male models.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wasp
If you work out a lot you could be.
I was really just saying thta compared to the body beautifuls on the TV etc. My rib cage is caved in on one side. LMAO
Hematuria (ie. pissing blood) is a frequent symptom among fighters, particularly after heavy sparring or weight lifting. Your muscle fibers sort of break down and release an enzyme called CPK. This is found in everyone but after exercise it will elevate. In extreme cases it can rise into the thousands. This can result in something called rhabdomyolysis. This is where you can have a problem. The muscle also releases something called myoglobin which goes through the kidneys and into the urine. This is the "pissing blood" part. Worst case is that it results in kidney failure because it is toxic to the kidney. The most important thing to remember if this happens is: 1.) Drink water. Drink with the goal of producing clear urine. You need to hydrate in order to flush the CPK and myoglobin out of your system. 2.) See the doc. You should get a few simple tests to rule out any major issues. Hope this helps.
CC. That helps ALOT. I've researched it and still gotta get a few more tests run, and what you said is all correct from what I know.Quote:
Originally Posted by KODOC