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Attempted suicide by od on prazosin, fentanyl, nitro, clonidin, etc. i have gastroparesis, but vomiting&pain increased w/red-brn urine&back pain?
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Go to ER: Red-brown urine with back pain could mean you blood cell are breaking down and clogging your kidneys. You could get kidney failure and wind up on dialysis.
Answered 1/5/2015
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