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A member asked:
75/f had a pelvic exam 10 min. prior to her urine sample. could that have caused strep and microscopic blood in her urine she was a symptomatic
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Not likely: Maybe the bacterial contamination, but not likely the blood in the urine, which makes the contamination less likely, and is probably due to bladder infection.
Answered 4/17/2013
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