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Microscopic Anatomy Of The Kidney And Bladder
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Diagnosis
Your doctor will review your medical history, especially any history of kidney stones or urinary-tract infections, because these conditions also can cause blood in the urine. Your doctor also will ask about your history of cigarette smoking, your occupation and your diet.
If you don't smoke now, but did in the past, it is important to tell your doctor. Even though you have quit smoking, your risk of bladder cancer remains high for more than 10 years after your last cigarette.
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