Blood in Urine Treatment For Men and Women.

Don’t Wait and Worry. Find the Cause of Blood in Your Urine.

Our private, fast-track haematuria clinic is designed to give you clear answers and peace of mind. We provide a swift, expert diagnosis and a personalised treatment plan in a leading hospital setting

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Seeing blood in your urine (haematuria)

Haematuria, It’s Alarming, and You Need Answers Now

Seeing blood in your urine (haematuria) is a frightening experience. It’s impossible to ignore, and the immediate anxiety about what it could mean can be overwhelming. Your mind may jump to the worst-case scenario, and the thought of waiting weeks for a diagnosis only adds to the stress.

We understand this completely. That is why we offer a dedicated service designed to move you from a state of uncertainty to clarity, as quickly as possible.

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Private Treatment at the Hospital Urology Centre

Your Path to Peace of Mind Fast-Track Haematuria Hospital Treatment.

As a consultant urologist with over 38 years of experience, I have established a fast-track private hospital treatment specifically for patients who have blood in their urine. The entire process is designed to give you answers and relieve your anxiety without unnecessary delay.

You get a rapid consultation, which means you can stop the anxious waiting.
You get a swift, accurate diagnosis, often involving a simple, quick camera test (flexible cystoscopy) to examine the bladder.
This means you can replace fear with a clear action plan, knowing you are in the hands of an expert.
Harley Street-level treatment locally, I remain personally involved and available throughout your care journey.

All of our diagnostics and treatments are conducted at Spire Hospital, supported by a full team of anaesthetists and specialist nurses, guaranteeing the highest standard of medical care and safety.

Your Journey to a Clear Diagnosis for Blood in Your Urine in 3 Simple Steps

We make the path forward clear and manageable, so you feel in control.

Step 1

Book Your Confidential Consultation

Private consultations at the hospital to receive a diagnosis, get all your questions answered, and discuss your Haematuria symptoms and concerns in detail.

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Expert Diagnosis & Haematuria Treatment Plan

We’ll arrange the necessary scans, tests, or procedures promptly. Know exactly what’s happening and see the clear path to resolving it.

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Whether it requires monitoring, medication, or a minimally invasive procedure, you can begin your treatment within weeks and get back to a life free from pain and worry.

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Understanding Blood in Your Urine

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When investigating blood in the urine, we categorise it into two types. Gross haematuria occurs when blood is visible to the naked eye, causing your urine to turn pink, red, or brown. In contrast, microscopic haematuria occurs when the blood is invisible and can only be detected when a urine sample is examined under a microscope. Both types are considered equally important and require a full medical evaluation.

Many things can cause blood to appear in your urine. Some of the most frequent reasons include:

Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs): Bacteria in the bladder cause inflammation and irritation, leading to bleeding. This is often accompanied by a burning sensation when you pee.
Kidney or Bladder Stones: These hard mineral deposits can scrape the delicate lining of your urinary tract, causing significant pain and bleeding.
An Enlarged Prostate (in men): Known as Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), an enlarged prostate can put pressure on the urinary tract, causing blood vessels to rupture.
Vigorous Exercise: Occasionally, strenuous activity can cause temporary haematuria.

Painless haematuria should be treated with the utmost seriousness. While pain often indicates an infection or stone, the absence of pain can sometimes be associated with more severe conditions. Tumours in the bladder or kidney, for example, can often bleed without causing pain in their early stages. For this reason, anyone who notices blood without pain will undergo a thorough and urgent investigation to rule out any serious cause.

The first step is always a detailed consultation and a urine test to confirm the presence of red blood cells. From there, depending on your symptoms and medical history, we may recommend:

Blood Tests: To check your kidney function and look for signs of systemic disease.
Imaging Tests: An ultrasound or CT scan provides detailed pictures of your kidneys and bladder to identify stones, tumours, or other structural issues.
Cystoscopy: This is a key diagnostic procedure where a thin, flexible camera is used to look directly inside your bladder, allowing for a clear and definitive physical examination of its lining.

That’s a very fair question to ask, and it highlights a key difference in the level of care you receive with us. Your health and safety are our absolute priorities, and our pricing reflects the comprehensive, hospital-based service we guarantee.

When you are treated by us, your procedure takes place in a state-of-the-art surgical theatre at Spire Little Aston Hospital, not a multi-purpose clinic or treatment room.

Crucially, you are cared for by an entire specialist team. During any operation, I am supported by an excellent and experienced team of interventional radiologists, anaesthetists, specialist nursing staff, and dedicated support teams. This collaborative, hospital-based approach is vital for ensuring the highest standards of medical safety and care.

Furthermore, our care package is all-inclusive. This means that your journey with us doesn’t end when you leave the hospital. All necessary follow-up appointments and the management of any post-operative concerns are handled directly by us, in the same private hospital setting. You can be assured that you will not be ‘palmed off’ to the NHS; you receive continuous, seamless care from our team from your first consultation to your full recovery.

Causes of Blood in Urine:

Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs): UTIs, particularly bladder infections (cystitis), are a common cause, often accompanied by burning pain during urination.
Kidney or Bladder Stones: These can cause severe pain and may lead to blood in the urine.
Kidney Disease: Inflammation or damage to the kidneys can result in blood in the urine.
Enlarged Prostate: This is common in older men and can cause difficulty urinating and blood in the urine.
Cancers: Bladder, kidney, or prostate cancers can all cause hematuria.
Injuries: Trauma to the urinary tract, including the kidneys, can lead to bleeding.
Blood Disorders: Certain blood disorders, like sickle cell disease or clotting problems, can also cause blood in the urine.
Exercise: Strenuous exercise, especially contact sports or long-distance running, can sometimes cause temporary hematuria.
Medications: Certain medications, such as blood thinners or specific antibiotics, can be associated with blood in the urine.

Symptoms of Blood in Urine:

Gross hematuria: Visible blood in the urine, making it appear pink, red, or brown.
Microscopic hematuria: Blood in the urine is only detectable through urine tests.
Painful urination: May be associated with UTIs or bladder irritation.
Frequent urination: May be a symptom of UTI or an enlarged prostate.
Urgent need to urinate: Can be associated with UTIs or bladder problems.
Pain in the side or back: May indicate kidney stones or kidney infection

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Our Commitment to Your Care: A Dedicated Hospital Team

When considering treatment, it’s important to understand the environment where your care will take place.
Every consultation, diagnosis, and procedure is performed in a fully-equipped, state-of-the-art private hospital, not a multi-purpose clinic. This ensures the highest standards of patient safety and clinical excellence. You are looked after by an entire specialist team, including expert anaesthetists, radiologists, and nurses who are dedicated to urological care.
Our care package is all-inclusive. All necessary follow-up appointments and the management of any post-operative concerns are handled directly by our team in the same hospital setting. You receive continuous, seamless care from start to finish.

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Specific Haematuria Considerations for Women

For women, one of the most frequent reasons for peeing blood is a urinary tract infection (UTI). The female anatomy can make women more susceptible to these infections, which can irritate the bladder lining and cause haematuria. However, it is vital that you do not self-diagnose a UTI when you notice blood in your urine. While infections are common, other conditions must be considered. After menopause, changes in the urinary tract can also be a factor. The only way to be certain of the cause when you see visible blood is to seek a professional medical opinion to ensure you receive the correct diagnosis and treatment.

Specific Haematuria Concerns for Men

For men, particularly those over the age of 50, issues with the prostate gland are a primary consideration. An enlarged prostate is a very common condition that can press on the urinary tract and cause blood in the urine. Similarly, prostate infections (prostatitis) can also lead to seeing blood. When a male patient sees blood, it’s crucial to get a specialist evaluation. An expert can differentiate between a benign prostate issue and more serious conditions that also cause haematuria. It’s important not to dismiss it, especially when you see the blood, as a clear diagnosis is the key to your peace of mind and health.

A Direct Path to Your Diagnosis and Treatment

Regardless of whether you are male or female, or if the suspected cause is simple or complex, the approach to a definitive diagnosis is the same. Conditions like chronic kidney disease can cause blood in the urine in anyone and require specialist management. As a Self pay health care provider, we offer a direct and rapid route to expert care. This allows you to bypass long waiting lists and receive a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment plan without delay, ensuring continuity of care from your very first consultation through to your full recovery.

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Blood in Urine Treatment For Men and Women.

Seeing blood in your urine (haematuria)

Haematuria, It’s Alarming, and You Need Answers Now

Private Treatment at the Hospital Urology Centre