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A member asked:
Urinalysis hemoglobin random "small". 1.5yrs. cystoscopy neg. no symptoms. dehydrated. specific gravity high. rbc 3.84. should i worry abt hemoglobin?
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Hemoglobin in urine: Small amount not of concern especially as cystoscopy was negative. Kidney ultrasound would rule out kidney tumor. Urine is concentrated because U likely are not drinking enough water. Absence of protein in urine also rules out significant kidney disease. Please relax.
Answered 1/2/2021
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