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Q: Colon Cancer Question
asked by: DoctorQuestion on December 24th, 2005
i was sick and coughing, i sitting on the toilet, and and going pee and when i went to wipe myself i saw a good amount of blood on the tissue, and drops in the toilet, this has never happened to me before and im scared.


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on December 27th, 2005
Colon Cancer Answer A25
Blood may originate from the urinary tract if seen during urination. Blood in urine (haematouria) may be result of many diseases from the most minor (inflammation) to the most severe (tumors). Since you are a WOMAN, it is possible that blood may also originate from the genital tract. To find out the real reason for bleeding, you could visit both a gynecologist and a urologist.


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