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tjhsusu | 12:02 Sat 28th Jun 2008 | Body & Soul
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Ihave debris in my bladder. No blood in urine and blood count is good. What does this mean
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i think you would be much better asking the doctor who told you
How about a few relevent symptoms.......things that you are complianing of.....e.g dificulty in passing water, pain on passing water etc.
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I have no noticable problems. Iam 75 years old
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Sorry if my answers are curt. I really do thank you for bothering to answer
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It all started with a blood test to see how my kidneys were reacting to my blood pressure tablets
You need to phone your doctor and ask for more explanation, but at a guess, and only a very uninformed guess, it may be that you have had small kidney stones and these have broken up naturally leaving some bits in your bladder. The question you need answered is why the kidney stones occurred and what problems this is posing for the health of your urinry tract.
some years ago I had terrible trouble with gallstones, which passed by themselves (v unpleasant!).

when I had my gallbladder scanned they said there were a lot of "silt like" products in there, and that they were either stones breaking down or stones building up. fortunately I had no other problems.

not sure if this applies in your case but it sounds similar. I hope it's something as simple.
Lil O'lady is quite correct, just ask the Dr. what he means by "debris" I cannot imagine you passing debris or small stones in your urine, without knowing about it...e.g pain or "gritty" feeling in your urine. Always a problem...abnormal results of investigation in a symptomless patient. Don't worry, you are 75 so you havn't done too badly.
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Thanks everyone for your considered answers.
Naturally Im just scared of what it might be
well my motto is, don't worry about something until you have to.

otherwise we'd all be walking around tearing our hair out!

speak to the doctor to put your mind to rest.

you're 75 and doing a far better job of using your pc than my (slightly younger) mother.. it's all positive :o)
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love to mum....thanks

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