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2017-10-22 07:26:17
Hi I am 14 weeks pregnant and have UTI , I am taking urispas and martifur for the same ...I have noticed some brown discharge in my urine since the time I have started these medicines ...is it normal
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HELLO URINE TEST COMPLETE AND MICROSCOPIC. CONSULT A GYNECOLOGIST. THEY SEEM TO BE BLOOD STAIN FLAKES. O.K BYE.

Answered2017-10-24 11:54:53

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