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He already had his normal colonoscopy and it was fine so if all the tests came back ok what is causing him to still have this hematuria?
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Confused?: Hematuria is blood in the urine, so it is not related to colon problems. Hematuria means something wrong with Urinary system: Bladder or Kidney trouble. So a Urologist may be able to help if the blood in urine is persisting or obvious even one time.
Answered 12/4/2014
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