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What Causes Brown To Black Specks In Urine?

I have a 34 month old. About 3 weeks ago I notices some brown and/or black specks in her urine but didn t see anymore any other time. Yesterday and today, I have again began to notice them. Once yesterday and twice so far today. I would think it would occur after she hadn t gone for some time, but there seems to be more if she goes then tries again within the hour. She is showing no signs of discomfort, doesn t have a fever and is acting normal (playing, running around, etc). What could this be?
Mon, 23 Nov 2015
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Radiologist 's  Response
Hi
Ur baby is 3yr old.
Black or brown spects in urine indicate it is altered blood.It can be due to so many causes. Commonly UTI , tumors& nephritis.As ur saying there is no fever possibility of infection unlikely. But cont be completely excluded.so go for comlete evaluation.Hemogram, Urine analysis/USG.Based on reports we proceed.
Thank u
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What Causes Brown To Black Specks In Urine?

Hi Ur baby is 3yr old. Black or brown spects in urine indicate it is altered blood.It can be due to so many causes. Commonly UTI , tumors& nephritis.As ur saying there is no fever possibility of infection unlikely. But cont be completely excluded.so go for comlete evaluation.Hemogram, Urine analysis/USG.Based on reports we proceed. Thank u