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What's the cause of brownish red color of urine in a kid aged 2 years old ?
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Brown/red urine: This color urine usually indicates blood. It could be due to infection, stones, kidney issue, etc... It is important to see your doctor and have his urine tested.
Answered 1/22/2014
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