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Urin mixed with blood
I could see some blood coming while urinating , only during urinating , that too not much amount , it looks like red color powder mixed with urine type . I am more worried, I dnt have any pain in lower abdomen o r somewhere but feels like it's being more sensitive .
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You are likely to have a urinal infection. Visit a gynaecologist and get a routine urine culture test done to identify any infection and seek proper treatment if required.
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Hi. It may be infection of urine.put pad , if its bleeding from vagina then you could know it. If its through urine then do urine routine and culture and take treatment accordingly.
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Dr. Veena Vidyasagar
Gynecologist
47 yrs exp
Bangalore
Dear Practo user,
At times, one can confuse blood coming through the vagina as one coming mixed in urine. However, there are circumstances when urine can contain blood. If you are nearer the anticipated period, likelihood of menstrual blood is there. Sometimes, this type of symptom can occur after intercourse. Some drugs may change the urine color. Get Urine routine examination done and consult Gynaecologist/Urologist.
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