From the second half of April, the air gets a bit milder, and in May, when the maximum average temperatures are around 18/20 Â°C, the first warm days occur, which in Germany are characterized by possible thunderstorms in the afternoon, especially in inland areas.
In general, acute kidney failure is not associated with bloody stools. In fact, the symptoms of acute kidney failure are often difficult to detect. In general the symptoms of kidney injury include changes in your urine output or total volume, bloody urine, dark urine, foamy urine, or general tissue swelling.
Blood in the stool often can be detected by hemoccult testing (testing for blood in your stool) during a routine office examination. In more severe cases of chronic or acute bleeding, symptoms may include signs of anemia, such as weakness, pallor, dizziness, shortness of breath or angina. More obvious bleeding may present with hematemesis (bloody vomit), which may either be red or dark and coffee-like in appearance.