Worried that I may losing blood

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It is now seven days since I first noticed that the lather of the soap turns pink whenever I wash my hands. At first I thought it might be the soap that was turning pink when lathered. With the climate very hot at the moment, I have noticed that my sweat is pink. When taking a shower the lather is all pink. My cloths are turning pink. The bedsheets and night dresses are pink. Colour is coming off from my skin. Am very worried. Am I losing blood through the skin? I am a light coloured African.	rosara 7/6/2006	.
You can bleed through the skin during periods of high stress. Many believe this is what caused Jesus to sweat blood in the garden at Getsetheme. Not sure if I spelled that correctly. I am sure there can be other reasons as well. GO TO the doc.	JDanMan 8/21/2006	.
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