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A member asked:
Blood in urine. no infection no bacteria. ct scan clear at er. pain in lower right back and sometimes lower right abdomen, diarrhea. what is going on?
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Uncertain : Kidney stones are possible With blood could be benign hematuria Other causes to alway consider are infection or tumor. Check with your physician since you are having other symptoms
Answered 7/2/2018
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