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It is a sign of a kidney stones. I think you may want go to your regular doctor for a check-up!
AnswerOr it could mean that you have a urinary tract infection.No, I don't believe so.
There are so many things that can cause blood in your urine. Kidney problems, UTI, bladder problems, menstruation, STD.
Most healthy, pregnant women will not have blood in their urine. If you think you are pregnant, you should buy a pregnancy test.
Regardless of whether you are pregnant or not, you should visit your doctor as it is not normal to have blood in your urine and there might be a problem that needs to be dealt with. If you want anonymity, you can visit a well women's clinic or a sexual health clinic.
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