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mucous in urine with first pee in the morning

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PostPosted: 12/08/06 - 11:54    Post subject: mucous in urine with first pee in the morning Vote now! Reply with quote
Sometimes, with my first pee in the morning, a kind of sticky orange little plug of mucous substance comes out first, then the urine turns normal and flows out. The little first plug is like mucous, maybe a 1/2 teaspoon full. Is this the sign of infection? bad kidney? infected prostate? what?
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