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Is it normal that when i pee and whipe myself there some little blood?
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Blood after Urinatin: From your description, it is difficulty to tell if the blood is actually in your urine or if it is coming from the vaginal area. In either case, it is not normal and should be checked out by your physician.
Answered 5/17/2013
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