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gross hematuria
Earlier this week (on vacation) I (female) began having trouble passing urine. After drinking lots and lots of water, things began moving and I passed quite a bit of blood and several dozen small blood clots through my urine. At the time, there was no burning, no pain... just discomfort from not completely emptying my bladder. I began taking a 5-day course of cipro, just to be on the safe side. After a couple of days, the urine ran clear again. I am now back home and visited a walk-in clinic last night. I was told to finish the cipro (finishes tomorrow), then return in 10 days for urine tests. Today, however, my urine is pink and I am feeling some discomfort on the lower right side of my abdomen. Does this change things, or should I still wait the 10 days?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
I would suggest you see your doctor for evaluation and not wait the 10 days. Thank you for your question
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