Responsa for Niddah 118:3
אם עומדת טמאה ואם יושבת טהורה
BUT IF SHE WAS SITTING SHE REMAINS CLEAN. R. JOSE RULED: IN EITHER CASE SHE REMAINS CLEAN. IF A MAN AND A WOMAN ATTENDED TO THEIR NEEDS<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Making water. ');"><sup>1</sup></span>
Teshuvot Maharam
Q. While urinating Leah sees on the urine particles of blood of a pale color. May she cohabit with her husband?
A. If she examines herself after urinating and finds blood on the examining rag, she is not permitted to cohabit with her husband. But if examining herself after urination she finds no blood for three consecutive times, she no longer has to examine herself and is permitted to cohabit with her husband.
SOURCES: Pr. 630; L. 403; Mord. Sheb. 735. Cf. Israel Bruno, Responsa 248; ibid. 250.
A. If she examines herself after urinating and finds blood on the examining rag, she is not permitted to cohabit with her husband. But if examining herself after urination she finds no blood for three consecutive times, she no longer has to examine herself and is permitted to cohabit with her husband.
SOURCES: Pr. 630; L. 403; Mord. Sheb. 735. Cf. Israel Bruno, Responsa 248; ibid. 250.
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