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Painless gross hematuria second time. renal/bladder us normal. 1st time cleared after 3 days. md now prescription antibiotics. no s/s of uti. any ideas?
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Yes: See a urologist . blood in the urine is never normal and a "renal/bladder US can miss a lot.
Answered 10/13/2014
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