I visited St. Mary's Hospital because I had hematuria.

Hematuria can occur for various reasons. First of all, I was surprised to see cola-colored urine and hurriedly visited the hospital. The doctor first consults, then a urine test is performed. After the urine test, symptoms may appear. In my case, the doctor listened carefully while I explained my symptoms. I had a fever, severe pain between my back ribs and spine, and slight pain when urinating. I reported these symptoms, and a urine test was conducted. The doctor diagnosed it as acute pyelonephritis, advised me to stay calm and drink plenty of water. They prescribed medication and adjusted the medication based on my hematuria, which surprised me. They also said that if medication treatment does not improve the condition, hospitalization would be necessary. If the kidneys are affected, hospitalization for about two months might be required, which scared me a lot. Fortunately, I did not need hospitalization and recovered with medication. Sometimes hematuria can occur once in a while due to fatigue, but if it happens frequently, I strongly recommend visiting a large hospital for a proper diagnosis. Fortunately, after about four weeks of medication, the hematuria disappeared, and urine tests showed no issues, so I was told I could stop visiting. If you also experience hematuria, you must address it early because if it affects the kidneys, it can become very problematic. Early detection and treatment are crucial. Hematuria is a serious condition, and treatment is not easy. It can be very painful. Don't take it lightly, or you might face serious consequences. Remember, it is a very frightening disease.