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avoir321

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little blood flakes in urine Posted: 08-01-03 05:19am


Has anyone ever had a few little blood flakes in thier urine. It is so strange. It isn't anywhere near time for my period?

ke bong

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Posted: 08-04-03 19:00pm


blood in the urine is never a good thing. the medical term for it is hematuria, and could be a sign of anything from an infection/inflammation, a stone or even more sinister process in your urinary tract. the only way to tell is to have a urologist check you. Good luck.

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