microscopic v.s. gross hematur was posted 12/06/2007 by hamumlo

Hi ... I was wondering if the blood in the urine is usually the type that's visible or not?

 

Blood in Urine after FLU sympt - Twilight Nanny 12/08/2007

When the urine is visibly dark, that could be a very strong exposure to the chemical known as Ethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether or new name since the 1930s ... 2-butoxyethanol

Here is an example of a lady who ran across it in cleaning at her job,
http://www.valdezlink.com/pages/lookslikeflu.htm

Often blood sugar will elevate sharply and diabetes is blamed for the flu-symptoms. Not so. Diabetes and abnormal body temp, abnormal blood pressure are often side effects.  I think it is autoimmune hypothalamus.

Not a virus?  Just because a virus is found, doesn't mean it is the cause of what ails you.  http://www.valdezlink.com/re/justavirusorcold.htm

I don't have any medical background, I have a college education in teaching children.  Thus I have an interest in wanting to know things.  I wanted to know why the fatigue of CFS, and CFIDS is not found.  So, I have become a good observer of those with this chemical exposure:  'gulf war syndrome' vets; civilians with Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome; and the EVOS workers