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25 y.o.female annual urine test shows microhematuria. no pain, no symptoms, and no infection. lab results say no abnormal cells. what's the cause?
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Difficult to say: A work-up is recommended. A significant percentage of patients in your age group have a normal result on the tests and therefore no apparent cause. The first thing to do, in my opinion, would be to simply repeat the urinanalysis. Kidney stones are a possibility. Make sure the test wasn't done around the time of your period. If it was, the blood may have not been from your urinary system at all.
Answered 7/12/2013
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