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Can kidney stones cause vaginal bleeding?
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Yes- sort of: Because the female urethra exits inside the labia and just above the vaginal orifice, if there is blood in the urine from kidney stones, it can appear that there is vaginal bleeding.
Answered 4/5/2018
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