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Pale pink urine after aerobic exercise today & 2 others. take 2 daily 325 mg aspirin @ 7 yrs. 2 colace daily. sudaphed today. f age 66 never smoked
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Common with activity: Your urine can get slightly darker or pink tinged with increased exercise secondary to breakdown of muscle tissue and increase creatinine in the urine. Occasionally exertion can cause some bleeding. The aspirin probably has something to do with it as well. 325mg two times a day is not usually recommended unless you have a reason to take that dose.
Answered 3/2/2017
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