Definition:
Loin pain hematuria syndrome is a condition where unilateral or bilateral flank pain occurs as well as amounts of blood flow in the urine for no apparent reason.
Diagnosis:
Loin pain hematuria syndrome can be related with chronic pelvic pain, glomerular basement membrane disease, and as well can be a psychosomatic disorder.
Treatment:
There is no standard cure for this condition, and treaments rely on pain-relieving measures instead.
Symptoms and Signs:
The condition affects only females and is very rare.
Causes:
The exact cause of Loin pain hematuria syndrome is still unknown. Theories indicate congestion of the red blood cell renal tubular and glomerular basement membrane that make the kidneys swell.
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loinpainhematuriasyndrome
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