Infection: Most commonly infection, but other causes such as cancer need to be ruled out once infection is not the reason, especially if you are over 50 and a smoker. There is a small percentage of people with microscopic blood in their urine and no pathology. Infection is the most common, also it could be a sign of a kidney stone. Your symptoms are the most important component.
Answered 5/14/2015
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See a doctor: There are many causes for blood in your urine, including prostrate and bladder issues. Please go and see your doctor and have some tests done.
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Heamturia: It could be a UTI even with no symptoms. It could be a kidney stone, vascular malformation,or a tumor. There could be an issue with the bladder or kidney. You should see your doctor and have the urine tested and have the condition checked out.
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