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When my mom has to go use the restroom, her urine has a little blood in it as well as her feces. is this a normal symptom to have during chemotherapy?
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Not "normal": Bleeding in the urine or stool is never "normal" although it can happen for many reasons in patients receiving chemo, some more serious than others. Please make sure her oncologists knows about this. Best to both.
Answered 11/5/2016
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