Pink or red pee is a sign of blood in your urine. The most likely causes are a urinary tract or kidney infection, but it can also be present in later stages of kidney, bladder, or prostate cancer, notes the American Cancer Society. A urinalysis will be used, in part, to uncover the cause of the bleeding.
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