Gallbladder Attacks and Blood in Urine: What to Know
Gallbladder attacks do not typically cause red blood cells in urine (hematuria). Hematuria suggests urinary tract issues (infection, stones, kidney disease, prostate problems). If you notice blood in urine, see a healthcare professional for evaluation.
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