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Hello i'm 31 year old male have had multiple urine test within the last year and have showed tiny amount of blood in urine is this something serious ?
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Could be serious: because micro hematuria could be first sign of neoplasm of bladder, ureter, or kidney. But in your age group, this is rare. Or it could be from stone disease. Ask your doctor whether further diagnostic tests are advisable.
Answered 4/17/2016
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