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By bobbyd2448 | Mar 31, 2011

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Post prostate biopsy - blood in ejaculate

I recently had a prostate biopsy (7 days ago) due to an elevated PSA test. I no longer have any bleeding when I urinate or in my feces. There is quite a bit of blood in my ejaculate though and I want to know if I should masterbate to "cleanse the system".

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geriatric456

Apr 03, 2011

There is no harm in clearing the tubes through masturbation and ascertaining that your ejaculation output is back to normal. I have prostatitis and it is recommended.
Traces of bood which are present with the sperm can be for,i n some cases, a few weeks.

ICanHelpYouToo

Apr 07, 2011

The blood is harmless, you can ignore it.

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