Hematuria: That doesn't go away and it is not due to obvious reasons like infection or passing a kidney stone needs further investigation - ct scan/ cystoscopy. You need to see a urologist and be aware not all dark colored urine means blood in the urine.
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Blood in urine: This requires evaluation - blood in urine may indicate a bladder problem or a kidney cyst or a glomerulohephritis or interstitial nephritis problem. Urine analysis for protein and urine exam with microscope is essential; then ultrasound if not done already is essential - unless the CT scan you mention was of kidneys. This is not normal and indicates disease of your urinary system somewhere.
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