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Have hematuria no pain, no nothing, and unknown why, dr. said to wait it will go away and it did but comes back few times after masturbation in urine?

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Blood in the urine: Blood in the urine is an abnormal condition that should be evaluated by a urologist. Depending on your age, smoking status, and other health factors blood in the urine can be due to several conditions, some very significant like bladder or kidney cancer.

Answered 2/22/2014

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Painless hematuria: If you have painless hematuria (h), rbc's in your urine. See a urologist to rule out a UTI at first. If there is no uti, you need urological studies such as a renal ultrasound, ivp and possible a cystoscopy to visualize your bladder. If there are no problems, you need to be evaluated by a nephrologist to make sure there is no glomerular disease of your kidneys causing you to have h. Good luck.

Answered 6/10/2014

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