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I noticed a large amount of blood in urine. should i go to er?
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See below: Call your doctor, for guidance, otherwise proceed to er. Blood in the urine can appear even with a few drops of bleeding, and the urine appearance can be from frankly bloody or cola colored, or microscopic amounts , not seen by naked eye, there are numerous causes.
Answered 9/28/2016
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