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Got trace of blood in urine dip stick doctor said this can be normal?
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Tr of blood in pee: Your doctor is right in suggesting that sometimes traces of blood in urine is common in healthy people. However it should be followed up with repeat testing to make sure it disappears after well hydration to exclude more serious causes of blood in urine.
Answered 5/20/2021
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