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A member asked:
My husband had prostrate surgery in march 2011 and has now started passing black blood clots in his urine?
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Please be evaluated: Your husband should be seen by his urologist. This is likely a benign, and non cancerous, concern but one that should be evaluated with a cystoscopy at the very least.
Answered 9/9/2019
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