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Blood in the urine can be visible, or it can be found on a routine test. Either way, it should be assessed.
There are many possible causes, and most are not cancer. Assessment exists to identify the cause so that the right treatment can follow.
Your specialist will usually review urine tests, arrange imaging and may recommend a bladder inspection. Each step will be explained beforehand.
Being assessed promptly is the most useful thing you can do.