Bladder Infection
This is another possible cause of bloody urine. When bacteria manage to enter the urethra, it begins to multiply in there and after a while, you may begin to experience some symptoms like a constant urge to pee and painful urination; these are symptoms of bladder infection, and with time the inside lining of the bladder will become so inflamed that it starts to bleed. When this happens, you will begin to notice blood in your urine. When you consult your doctor, this infection can be diagnosed through a simple test and then you can move ahead with the treatment. Early diagnosis is essential as it is common for bladder infection to cause kidney infection if not treated early. [4]
