Severe calf cramps might indicate an electrolyte imbalance, specifically low potassium.
Hematuria might indicate kidney disease not just a lower urinary tract problem or infection of the bladder and urethra. Often heart disease, hypertension and kidney disease are related.
Unfortunately specialists sometimes tend to see patients only relative to the part they treat, and sometimes fail to refer to additional specialist. I would suggest you request a kidney specialist, specifically a nephrologist, to give you a thorough workup and send reports to your regular doctor as well as a cardiologist if you have one. Sometimes the only way to get the related things checked and the specialists to work together for your overall health is to be your own advocate and sometimes to be rather demanding in doing so. Best to you.