If you notice blood in your pee, even if it's 'just the once', tell your doctor straight away.

You're not wasting anyone's time by getting your symptoms checked out and, if it's not serious, your mind will be put at rest. But if it is a condition such as kidney or bladder cancer, early diagnosis makes it easier to treat. Seeing your doctor could save your life.

Having symptoms doesn't mean it's cancer.

Some symptoms may be caused by an infection or kidney or bladder stones, all of which may need treatment. But don't try to diagnose yourself. Go and see your doctor now to find out for sure.

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Be clear on cancer: bladder and kidney cancer 1

If you've had blood in your pee, even if it happened just once, tell your doctor. Chances are it’s nothing serious, but it could be an early sign of kidney or bladder cancer.

Be clear on cancer: bladder and kidney cancer 2

If you've had blood in your pee, even if it happened just once, tell your doctor. Chances are it’s nothing serious, but it could be an early sign of kidney or bladder cancer.

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