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I had some blood in my urine. do i need to see my doctor?
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Yes, definitely: Although blood in the urine can occur after very heavy exercise, or after trauma (e.g., being struck in the abdomen or back), in which case it will clear up on its own, it is potentially serious and should definitely be checked by a doctor.
Answered 9/2/2013
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