Why is your pee red?

Answer 1

lots of things: - possibly kidney stones - dehydration - metabolic abnormalities. - sometimes things you eat. you can do a home urine test if worried to see if anything is out of "normal range".

Answer 2

No, the nephrons in the kidneys and glomeruli in particular are able to very effectively filter out RBCs from being inserted into the urine.

No, unless you are peeing blood from internal bleeding, or you are a woman having a period, and passing blood from the uterus.

Answer 3

Having red urine may mean that blood is present, such as from a woman's menstrual cycle. Strenuous exercise may also cause red blood cells to show up in the urine.red urine may be a sign of kidney stones, urinary tract infections, injuries, liver disease, a blood clotting disorder or multiple other medical conditions. Beets, berries and rhubarb have been known to make a person's urine turn red. Red dyes such as those found in candy or sugary cereals may do the same thing.

Answer 4

It could also be blood in your urine - if you have an infection you often get blood. See a doctor to be certain, especially if you have other signs such as stinging or burning or having to go very frequently.

Answer 5

you most likely have something wrong with your kidney and you will die in a week.

go see a doctor.

Answer 6

It was probably something you ate. Beetroot usually turns urine red.

Answer 7

its usually happens when you eat beats. its normal unless u didn't eat beats THEN I HAVE NO IDEA!

Answer 8

your pee turns red when uve beeen drinking too much blood and ur a vampire i used to have problems with this till i became vegan

Answer 9

Not normally.. Consult a doctor if needed.

Answer 10

We cannot diagnose conditions. See your doctor