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Blood in the urine three weeks later?
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A moment that can scare many patients, and which can be normal, is that around the second or third week, or at a month, blood can appear when there was no bleeding before. Sometimes the little scab that formed over the wound partially detaches, and it's like when a scab falls off a skin wound.
You might see blood in the urine for a day or two. If it happens, you drink — mmm, you need to drink more water, rest a bit, and obviously, if the bleeding is very heavy or doesn't stop, you must contact a urologist.