Some substances: that can cause + result on urine dipstick test for blood include myoglobin. Also, if the urine sits around for a while before microscopic exam is performed, red cells could be destroyed, resulting in false negative micro exam. Repeat the test and, if still dipstick + and rbc negative, ask your doctor for his explanation.
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Yes: This is very common. Red cells break apart in a dilute urine.
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