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Frequent & irritable urination after sex. found visible "blood" in urine.17day late period but nurse found no uti/std & neg.preg. test. wat r causes?
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See a doctor: Blood in the urine is not normal and could signal infection or stone, among other possibilities. Your symptoms suggest inflammation of the urinary tract. Your doctor can help sort this out.
Answered 1/1/2016
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