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Blood in urine, very low vitamin d levels, chronic fatigue. what could this be?
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Microhematuria : Not sure of connection among these conditions. But when there is blood in the urine(Hematuria), we must check for infection, stone disease, renal diseases and urinary cancer. I would recommend seeing a urologist for cystoscopy
Answered 8/28/2015
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