0:15 What could cause blood to appear in someone's urine?
2:51 Can BPH ever cause blood to appear in the urine?
4:50 What is the procedure of getting a cystoscopy like?
5:47 How easily accessible is Cxbladder? Its out covered by insurance?
6:12 How likely is cancer as a potential cause for blood in the urine?
7:00 How medically urgent is blood in the urine as a symptom?
7:41 What is the prognosis usually like for someone with bladder cancer?
9:19 Alex's conclusions
10:23 If you would like more information
- The video discusses what to do if blood is found in urine, with Dr. Mark Schulz, a medical oncologist, providing insight
- Possible causes of blood in urine include kidney stones, bladder cancer, and urinary tract infections
- Prostate cancer is unlikely to cause blood in urine if PSA screening is done regularly
- The process for diagnosing blood in urine involves referral to a urologist, urine analysis, and possibly a cystoscopy
- The CX Bladder urine test may be an alternative to a cystoscopy for detecting bladder cancer
- The urgency of seeking medical attention for blood in urine depends on the severity of the symptoms
- Early detection of bladder cancer is highly curable and manageable with non-surgical approaches
- Advocacy for oneself and asking questions is encouraged when seeking medical help for blood in urine.
09:58 - 11:30
- Encourages bringing someone with you to doctor's appointments
- Suggests recording doctor's visits to remember information
- Offers helpline for prostate cancer patients to get information and prepare for appointments
- Emphasizes the importance of asking questions and getting answers
- Stresses the importance of annual checkups and advocating for one's health
