Hematuria from a urinary tract infection should be treated with antibiotics. Blood in the urine from a stone should be treated by addressing treatment of the stone. Any known cause for blood in the urine should be treated if possible. If no reason for microscopic hematuria is found, no treatment is necessary Summary Most hematuria is caused by non-life threatening disease. Because hematuria may at times be caused by something serious, a thorough evaluation is necessary.
Treatment is tailored to the cause.
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