Hematuria: Pain free bleeding increases the risk that this is something more serious than infection or a kidney stone. It could represent cancer. You must go to see the doctor urgently!
Answered 7/8/2014
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See doctor: There are a plethora of reasons to have blood in the urine, but you should not have urinary blood in a normal state. A few possibilities on the list are trauma, infection, kidney disease, kidney stones, overexercise, and cancer. Please see your doctor for a thorough evaluation and work up.
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Needs evaluation : There are many causes for blood in the urine, some serious and some less serious but you should have it evaluated by a physician. I doubt that the Zantac (ranitidine) is causing it
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