10 Bloody Urine Causes

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9. Medications

Various medications may be to blame for gross or microscopic hematuria, and Penicillin and aspirin are common culprits. Analgesics and diuretics can also cause small amounts of blood to show up in the urine. Other drugs that can cause blood in the urine include oral contraceptives.

It's important to raise any concerns with a doctor before stopping medications. Those who continue to see blood in the urine or experience worsening symptoms should seek medical help right away.

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