While it may be caused by conditions such as a urinary tract infection, kidney stones, or an enlarged prostate (BPH), it can also be a sign of more serious urinary tract or kidney conditions.
The key is not to self-diagnose. A timely medical evaluation can help identify the underlying cause and ensure you receive the right treatment.
π Swipe through to learn the common causes of blood in urine, when you should seek medical attention, and how it is diagnosed.
Early diagnosis can make a significant difference.
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π Hyderabad & Chennai
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