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The first sign is usually blood in your urine (hematuria). The blood may show up on a urine test, or your urine may appear slightly rusty to deep red.
Blood in the urine does not mean you have bladder cancer. Other conditions including a urinary tract infection, kidney disease, kidney or bladder stones, and prostate problems can also cause hematuria. If you develop any of the signs and symptoms below, your doctor can help determine the exact cause:
- Pain during urination
- Frequent urination or feeling you need to urinate without results
- Pain or discomfort in the lower abdomen
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