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Honest, easy-to-understand information about 34 common health concerns — with guidance on when to see a specialist at Healthwrx Guwahati.
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Urology
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Hematuria (Blood in urine)
Blood in the urine — visible or detected on a test — can point to a urine infection, kidney or bladder stones, an enlarged prostate, or other urinary tract conditions. It should always be checked.
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Kidney stones
Kidney stones can cause sudden, severe pain in the back or side, blood in urine and nausea. With the right evaluation, most stones can be treated effectively — many without surgery.
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Dysuria (Burning or painful urination)
A burning or stinging feeling while passing urine is most often a urinary infection, but can also point to stones, prostate problems or other conditions. It is treatable with the right diagnosis.
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Frequent urination
Needing to urinate too often — during the day or repeatedly at night — can point to a urine infection, an overactive bladder, prostate enlargement, diabetes or other conditions worth checking.
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Enlarged prostate (BPH)
In men, a weak urine stream, difficulty starting, dribbling or frequent night-time urination often point to an enlarged prostate — a common and treatable condition that should be evaluated.
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