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Micro hematuria 2 yrs. both upper ct scan & cystoscopy neg. urologist says idiopathic. urinalysis hemoglobin, small, rbc 2-5. what could be the cause?
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Need more exams: your physician should undertake a complete evaluation and order some additional tests -- depending on your age, the blood could also be from your genital area, etc.
Answered 1/7/2015
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