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Recently i've red-ish urine.but i dont feel any pain while peeing,also i consume red dragon fruit for diet.should i be concern?tks.
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Your query: Red urine may result from dietary factors like eating beets but more commonly indicates blood in the urine. You should have a urinalysis performed by your doctor or by a clinical lab your doctor send you to visit.
Answered 4/16/2015
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