What can cause blood in your urine?

Answer 1

Most of the time blood in the urine wont be visible by the naked eye. A urine test in a hospital or physicians office would be required. They would look at it under a microscope. Sometimes, however, there will be a large enough amount for you to see. The urine will be tinted reddish in color or you may notice small droplets of blood floating around after urinating.

Answer 2

The most likely culprit is a urinary tract infection or kidney stones. At worst, it's a kidney infection which needs to be treated ASAP. It can be caused by external trauma to the kidneys or aggressive exercise, but this is less likely. You should see a doctor, and soon, expecially if the problem persists. Most of these conditions can become more serious with time and it's rare for them to clear up on their own.

Until you can schedule an appointment with your physician, you should treat it like nearly any illness, drink water, rest plenty, eat some veggies. In this case, yogurt and cranberries are particularly helpful.

Don't panic-- it may be painful or indicative of a serious sickness, but they're nearly all treated with simple antibiotics.

Answer 3

seek medical attention. namely, go to a doctor... You should go to a doctor to have it checked out.You may have strained yourself or something but you still should go to a doctor to have it checked.

Answer 4

Blood in the urine can be caused by a few things. One thing would be if the person was injured somehow. Car accident or some other type of trauma.

Another reason can be a urinary tract infection, possibly a kidney or bladder disease. Whatever the cause, you need to make an appointment with your doctor ASAP.

Answer 5

Had a little blood in my urine what can cause this I’m a male?