Most likely: You can be sure there is nothing big and obvious. A cystoscope will find lesions, masses or polyps that are quite small. There is always a risk of flat lesions or "carcinoma in situ", and if you are high risk, then periodic urine cytology or molecular testing may be helpful for screening.
Answered 12/26/2015
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Bladder Cancer: Not likely, but ureter and upper poles, and kidney causes other than cancer need apparaisal, as well as the urethra. A discussion with your urologist, perhpas a consult to a nephrologist, then relax ;-).
Answered 2/8/2015
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Most likeky: Cystoscopic examination of the bladder is the definitive way of ruling out bladder cancer.
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"Sure"not now: Hi,No bl.ca.NOW.Your dr.will recommend follow-up which may include re-evaluation by CT & cysto if gross bleeding or abnormal urine cytology(this will pick high grade but not low grade tumors),or irritative voiding symptoms in absence of infection.The cause of the microhematuria could be renal(in the realm of a nephrologist)but not urological. Follow your doctor's recommendation.Hope this answers.
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