Blood in urine can be a result of bladder wall injury or growth, or kidney damage. See your Dr for follow up from the UA. They will probably refer you to a nephrologist and do more in depth testing.
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I agree with Dr. K' s advice, but in this scenario I prefer a urologist to direct the workup as a cystoscopy may be eventually advised and delay will be avoided.
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