Erythrocytes (Urine)

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Why it matters: An elevated number of red blood cells means there is blood in the urine that may not be visible to the eye. In some cases, higher-than-usual levels can indicate bladder, kidney or urinary tract issues.

Source · Cleveland Clinic — why it matters, related conditions

Reference Range
< 10.0/µL
10NormalHigh
Associated Conditions
Bladder issuesKidney issuesUrinary tract issues
Related Markers
Blood (Urine)Protein (Urine)Leukocytes (Urine)Creatinine
Common questions

What might a high or low Erythrocytes (Urine) mean?

An elevated number of red blood cells means there is blood in the urine that may not be visible to the eye. In some cases, higher-than-usual levels can indicate bladder, kidney or urinary tract issues.

What is the typical reference range for Erythrocytes (Urine)?

The general-population reference range shown here is < 10 /µL. Reference ranges describe the general population and are not a personal target — discuss your results with your physician.

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