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4 Days Post Cysto. Should I Still Have Sigifcant Bleeding? Posted: 02-15-04 09:06am


It has been 4 days since my procedure and I still have signifcant blood in my urine. It is dark/bright red. Is this normal? Should I call my doctor? Thanks to any and all who respond!

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