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Does colon resect surgery result in blood in the urine?
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Not directly: If there has been surgical trauma to a ureter or bladder there could be some blood in the urine, but the removal of all or part of the colon with re-anastamosis or stoma formation would not cause hematuria. Trauma from Foley placement could cause microscopic or even gross hematuria. Good luck.
Answered 2/19/2015
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No: Unless you had a Foley catheter placed for the surgery. Could be urinary tract infection.
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