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Having Pink Tissue In Urine, Regular Stomach Cramps, Irregular Periods. Underlying Cause
I have notice small pink tissue in my urine twice in the last week. I think it's from my vagina. Why would this occur? I'm having regular stomach cramps. My periods are generally irregular and my last cycle was sept 20, 2013. I have gone several months without a period before but have never experience this pink tissue come from my vagina. It's small and pale pink in color. Please advise. Thanks in advance for your assistance.
Thu, 21 Nov 2013
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This is nothing to worry but for a safety purpose and for other under laying any possibility I usually asked for urine examination to my patient if ever come with such complain, if it is due to menses bleeding then no need to worry but for sure it is difficult to say that and for surety it need to be differentiated or else you can wait for some time and watch for it if it goes away then forget every thing if does not resolved then has to be taken for investigation, have nice day
Thank for asking to HCM
This is nothing to worry but for a safety purpose and for other under laying any possibility I usually asked for urine examination to my patient if ever come with such complain, if it is due to menses bleeding then no need to worry but for sure it is difficult to say that and for surety it need to be differentiated or else you can wait for some time and watch for it if it goes away then forget every thing if does not resolved then has to be taken for investigation, have nice day
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