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What Causes Tooth Ache And Blood In Urine After Taking Clindamycin?

yes I just finished taking clindamycin hcl 150 mg two capsules four times a day for 7 days for a major tooth and jaw ache. tonight i noticed when i go pee that it is bright red with watered down blood. i feel like i need to all of a sudden go to the bathroom all the time. it hurts when i go and has started to ache and throb. could this be a side effect of this medication? i have no pain except when i try to pee im sorry i dont have any money but thank you.
Tue, 25 Oct 2016
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

Based on the symptoms mentioned, it is possible that you have an urinary tract infection.
Urinary tract infections can affect any aspect of the urinary tract- urethra, ureter, kidneys, bladder

To determine if this is the cause, you would need to see your doctor for an assessment which would include physical examination and urine analysis.

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What Causes Tooth Ache And Blood In Urine After Taking Clindamycin?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic Based on the symptoms mentioned, it is possible that you have an urinary tract infection. Urinary tract infections can affect any aspect of the urinary tract- urethra, ureter, kidneys, bladder To determine if this is the cause, you would need to see your doctor for an assessment which would include physical examination and urine analysis. I hope this helps