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I have rbc in urine, back pain and weight loss, blood pressure goes to 130/70 and no fever but weakness, white blood cell of blood is 8.5, what happen?
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Hematuria: About 1% of folks have lifelong blood in the urine which isn't problematic. If it's new, we need to rule out a tumor or injury first. The blood pressure isn't worrying me. White count's fine. Even in a young guy, hematuria and back pain can warn of a kidney tumor. I trust your physician will do a proper workup.
Answered 6/4/2016
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