? Kidney stones: I would like more info. Pregnant? Using medications? What is your diet like? Participate in physical activity? Sexually active?
Answered 6/3/2013
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Consider False Pos: Urine can be tested for blood using a chemical strip dipped into the urine (dipstick) or by looking st the concentrated urine with s microscope, trying to find red blood cells. The dipstick may say there is blood when the microscopic exam shows no cells. Also, a few red blod cells from time to time may not mean anything important--you need to know how many cells how consistently.
Answered 12/19/2014
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Agree with Dr Garber: If you are on, or just finished your period, urine will show blood. Blood means red cells, without white cells UTI ( infection) is much less likely. Need to recheck urine to make sure blood is not still there. If still, with protein, need a nephrologist, if blood without protein in urine, need a urologist.
Answered 6/10/2014
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