A 28-year-old male presents with blood at the meatus and gross hematuria following sexual intercourse. He reports no pain. What are the potential causes and what are the next steps?
This presentation could be consistent with a urethral injury or trauma to the bladder or kidneys. Further evaluation with urinalysis to confirm hematuria, imaging studies like a CT urogram, and potentially a cystoscopy should be conducted to diagnose the source of the bleeding. Urology consultation may be required.