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What can caue small amounts of blood in urine?

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Many things: Urine infections, menstrual blood contaminations, stones, tumors in the kidney or bladder, some congenital kidney disorders (spongiotic kidney), trauma, strep infections, lupus, chronic bladder catheters, to name some.

Answered 9/28/2016

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