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Is peeing red /blood in mornings normal 2 days after colposcopy?
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"peeing red blood in the AM after colposcopy" , if it is seen in the toilet bowl and not the stream of urine itself may simply reflect blood in the vaginal canal after a colposcopic biopsy. See your GYN physician who performed the colposcopy for an exam and a "clean catch" urine specimen to determine the origin of the bleeding.
Answered 1/30/2023
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