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I passed a few clumps of white, stringy "tissue" in my urine. should i be concerned? do i need to go to the doctor?
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Get your urine test: All i can suggest is get your urine tested to see what the singy tissue is. Consult your doctor for this.
Answered 1/3/2014
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