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Sami Wong

October 26th, 2005

My daughter just called me and said that she was going to the bathroom and she saw blood in the toilet and she isn't on her period... Also she says her heart is racing and she can't seem to keep any food down for the last three or four days... What do these symptoms indicate?

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lmw80

replied October 26th, 2005

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Blood in the urine is usually a sign of infection in the urinary tract, bladder or urethra. She needs to get to the dr asap. The heart racing could be her anxiety about the issue. A fever and other symptoms of being sick can present themselves through these infections.

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heather029

replied January 7th, 2006

I've had the same thing and it is called chronic cystitis. At least my condition is. My urine is sometimes the color of apple juice there's so much blood in my urine.

Whatever the case, it should certainly be checked out asap.

Heather

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