Very likely. The blood thinner, Warfarin, is a strong blood thinner and any bleeding any place in the body is potentially a problem and should always be reported immediately to a health care professional. Best would be to contact the Doctor Who prescribed the medication in a situation like this, but if that doctor is not available on an urgent basis, then, if it is an emergency with a lot of blood, consider an urgent care center or emergency department and take along a sample of the bloody urine if possible. When calling to speak to the doctor, be ready to describe the color of the urine, when it started looking like there was blood in it, and if you have bleeding any place else (gums, nose, etc.).
Yes. The amounts that might possibly be found in his semen are at such trace concentrations it won't do a thing.
You had to get the order for your blood test from your doctor. I have no idea what kind of leucocyte you are referring to. If you only have a trace of all leucocytes, you are probably receiving a transfusion right now, living in a bubble, or talking to a funeral director. Your doctor ordered your tests. Call and ask him or her.
it means you are peeing blood
blood
bleach
It is used to trace DNA.
dirty blood. he likes clean blood from the girls' bodies.
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Like Bad Eggs. ______________________ Any egg that has a trace of blood in it should be disposed of. Additionally, if it smells bad, throw it out.
If a person took 21 Advil's there should be a trace of the medicine in the blood work, but not necessarily the urine sample.
yes
A trace is a small amount