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Microscopic blood cells in urine

2018-09-24 12:46:50
I'm a male. I masturbated 1 day before a urine test. the urine test showed microscopic blood cells in urine. After 2 weeks, the value of the the microscopic blood cells was decreased. And after 3 weeks, I also did a urine test, and it showed no microscopic blood cells in urine. Is there's a certain relation between masturbation and microscopic blood in urine? Why I had those results?
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could be as mastrubation could cause red cells to be in ur urine sample from the urethra.

Answered2018-09-25 11:52:26

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