How to Address Abnormal Levels of Blood in Urine.

  1. Infections (UTI, Bladder Infections)
    1. Treated with antibiotics to clear the infection and reduce irritation.
  2. Kidney Stones
    1. Small stones may pass naturally with hydration, while larger stones may require medical intervention (e.g., lithotripsy or surgery).
  3. Trauma
    1. Rest and monitoring for minor injuries; severe trauma may require surgical repair.
  4. Kidney or Bladder Diseases
    1. Conditions like glomerulonephritis or interstitial cystitis require specialized treatment plans, including medications and lifestyle adjustments.
  5. Cancer or Other Serious Conditions
    1. Early detection allows for better outcomes. Treatment may include surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation therapy, depending on the type and stage of the cancer.
  6. Preventative Measures
    1. Staying hydrated, avoiding irritants like tobacco and alcohol, and treating underlying conditions like high blood pressure can help prevent hematuria.

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