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My mom had been throwing up had severe pain she went to the hospital they told her the stone passed & gave her meds is it normal that shes bleeding?
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Stones: after passing a kidney stone - depending on size its quite normal to see blood in the urine. This should improve over time.
Answered 9/3/2014
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