Blood in the urine is often present with kidney infections, but painless bloody urine is rarely due to an infection. High fever, back/flank pain and urinary tract discomfort are typically the signs of a kidney infection with or without visible blood in the urine.
Blood in the urine is often present with kidney infections, but
painless bloody urine is rarely due to an infection. High
fever, back/flank pain and urinary tract discomfort are typically
the signs of a kidney infection with or without...
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Dr. Michael W. Mangelson of Intermountain Healthcare answered:Blood in the urine is often present with kidney infections, but painless bloody urine is rarely due to an infection. High fever, back/flank pain and urinary tract discomfort are typically the signs of a kidney infection with or without visible blood in the urine.Helpful? 2 people found this helpfulBlood in the urine is often present with kidney infections, but painless bloody urine is rarely due to an infection. High fever, back/flank pain and urinary tract discomfort are typically the signs of a kidney infection with or without... More
