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Blood comes from urine
Blood comes from urine and i got pain when i am urinating and i have a little pain on penis from past three days i was suffering for this pain i thought i affected with this because of body heat i took precautions like drinking butter milk ,coconut water etc even i was not get cured
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Hello friend blood coming along with urine, mixed with urine, before urine & after urine are having different diagnosis you better consult a nephrologist for proper diagnosis not to panic as your age is 21 the chances of major complaints are less but one should be cautious about the complaint .. consult a Homoeopathy doctor near you for permanent relief of your complaint
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Need investigation maybe urinary calculus stones.
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Dr. Swarup Kumar Ghosh
Homoeopath
25 yrs exp
Kolkata
Adv :-R18(Germany)
dose :-20 drops 4 time some water daliy
(Six month).
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