
I Am Female And 21 Years Old. For The Past

It can be many things
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Hi Adira XXXXXXX
I am sorry to hear about your troubles. First of all, it is important to ascertain if the red urine, in fact, is blood. Has this been tested? I ask because excessive intake of beets can lead to red urine.
A porphyria is a mixed group of conditions that can be associated with red urine, which is caused by porphyrins and not blood. Lastly, myoglobin released from muscle during strenuous exercise can be excreted in the kidneys and lead to red urine.
Also, when does the blood come? Only when you urinate? If so, at the beginning or end of urinating (or both)? Does the blood also come when you are not urinating?
If all of the above can be ruled out (and your endoscopy was normal) the problem must arise from your kidneys. Kidney disease can be examined by ultrasound, CT scan, urine tests for protein, blood tests, etc. Have you been examined for kidney disease?
Looking forward to hearing from you.


That is all good
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Hi again Adira XXXXXXX
That is all good news, in the sense that serious disease has been ruled out.
Alternatively, if you frequently engage in sexual activities (including masturbation), you could try a pause for a week or two, and see if the bleeding has stopped on subsequent sexual intercourse. Do ensure to use an adequate amount of jelly to avoid any undue friction related to trauma.
Feel free to ask further.


It can be
Detailed Answer:
Hi again,
It can definitely be endometriosis. This usually shows as cyclic pain in relation to menstruation. The treatment of this can be continuous hormonal anticonception.
Hope this helps.

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