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A lady urenating blood. what is the problem?
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See your doctor: It is never normal to urinate blood. Causes could include an infection, kidney stone, or cancer. A doctor can take a history, do a physical exam, check a urine and any other testing they deem necessary.
Answered 6/16/2014
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