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I have urinal tract infection. is it normal to have drops of blood at the end of my urine? i am taking antibiotics given by my doctor now.
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Stone? Check w/ MD: Urinary tract infections are uncommon in males. They can bleed but usually do not. I would wonder whether you are passing a stone -- which can predispose to UTI, so you could have both. Let your doctor know about the bleeding and follow his or her advice.
Answered 3/22/2020
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