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Could masturbation lead to blood in urine for females?
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Unlikely: Look for another cause. If your physician has ruled out the serious concerns (renal disease, tumor, stone), remember that 1-5% of adults have small amounts of blood in the urine for their entire lifetimes without difficulty.
Answered 9/2/2018
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