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Would an intermittent painless split/weak urine stream for years typically be caused by colon cancer or other causes in a male age 36?
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No: This is not a symptom of colon cancer.
Answered 7/13/2017
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Urinary split: Stream is commonly caused by mucus, and is a sign of no pathology, and certainly no relation to colon cancer. Get a urine analysis and complete physcial.
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