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Wil you still bleed after passing a kidney stone?
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No: You should not continue to have bleeding in the urine after passing a kidney stone. It may take a short time for irritation to subside, however, if gross or microscopic bleeding continues (>3 red blood cells per high power microscope field) then you will need further workup to check cause of bleeding.Urine.
Answered 2/25/2020
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