Question 1

how can you tell the difference from peeing blood and being on your period?

Accepted Answer

Urinalysis: Be seen by your doctor, and they can do a catherterized sample to check for blood in the urine.

Question 2

menstrual period blood only coming out when i pee, what's happening?

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It may be that the: Pressure induced to urinate is also forcing blood out of your vaginal vault.

Question 3

is it normal to pee & get blood without being on your period ?

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Usually Not: It's not normal to have blood in your urine. It may be a sign of an infection, a kidney stone or other pathology. If you take too much aspirin, it may affect your kidneys. Without a thorough history, I can't tell what is happening. If it resolves, then good but if it persists definitely get in touch with your doctor and let them know your symptoms. In the meantime, drink plenty of water.

Question 4

when you pee blood but are not on your period?

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Hematuria: If you don't have a UTI with blood, you need to see a urologist. Hematuria (h) is a symptom, not a diagnosis. It could be coming from your kidney, your bladder. You  need to have various tests to diagnose the cause. A renal ultrasound,  an intravenous pyelogram and if these do not give you the cause, a cystoscopy where the urologist looks at your bladder is needed.

Question 5

what does it mean when you pee blood and your not on your period?

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Need evaluation: Blood in the urine is not normal and it could be a sign of underlying urinary tract problem. These include stones, infection, or cancer. You need to be evaluated by your medical doctor to determine the source of the blood.

Question 6

what does it mean when you pee blood clots but not on your period?

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Blood clots in urine: This means that you probably have a bladder infection. These can cause significant pain and irritation. So, if you continue to show this symptom you need to get into see a trusted health advisor soon.

Question 7

how much blood is typically lost during a single menstrual period?

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Menstrual bleeding: The average blood lost in a normal menstrual period is 30 ml, or about 2 teaspoons. A heavy period is defined as 80 ml (about 2 tablespoons) or greater.

Question 8

feel pain during menstrual period and only small amount of blood comes?

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Need to be checked: its better to be seen and checked by a gyn dr to do an ultrasounds to check the size and the structure of the uterus to role out  any anatomic abnormalities 
good luck

Question 9

is it normal to get brown blood the first 2 days of your menstrual period?

Accepted Answer

That's ok - it is: Most likely old ; deoxygenated blood.

Question 10

during menstrual period i pass big blood cots, why& what can i do about it?

Accepted Answer

: There is a wide variation in menstrual periods that are considered normal. Go to uptodate.com and read more then discuss with your Dr.  You need a good history and physical exam as well as a pelvic exam.

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