Haematuria appeared after the TRUS test. This state has lasted for two days and does not decrease. Is it a typical condition for this type of test, should you see your doctor? During the examination, I was not informed about these types of symptoms.
Bleeding after a prostate biopsy is quite common. It should disappear in the next few days, if it persists for a longer period, visit a urologist. Do you not take anti-coagulant drugs such as Acard, Polokard, Aspirin? Because they can cause bleeding.
Remember that our expert's answer is informative and will not replace a visit to the doctor.
prof. dr. Barbara Darewicz, MD, PhDUrologist, sexologist. Reception in Białystok, ul. Święty Rocha 12/14 (appointments can be made by phone 0604 484 014).
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