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Urine Blood (Hematuria) Normal Ranges

Hematuria (blood in urine) can be gross (visible to the naked eye — pink, red, or brown urine) or microscopic (visible only on dipstick or microscopy).

Reference Range	Unit	Notes
Negative / Non-reactive	qualitative	Negative = normal; <3 RBC/HPF on microscopy

Also reported in: RBC/HPF.

Common Causes of High Urine Blood

Urinary tract infection (UTI) — most common cause in womenKidney stones (nephrolithiasis/ureterolithiasis) — often painful hematuriaBladder cancer — typically painless gross hematuria in older smokers

Common Causes of Low Urine Blood

False-positive dipstick: myoglobinuria (rhabdomyolysis — urine appears red/brown without actual RBCs), hemoglobinuria (hemolytic anemia)False-negative: vitamin C (ascorbic acid) can inhibit dipstick peroxidase reaction

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