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penis discharge/blood in cum
hi. great site
21 male. had my 1 and only (unprotected )sexual experience 14 months ago with out a condom. had no noticable symptons till 2 months ago started to have a clear discharge from my penis every 2 days or so.. and about 3 weeks ago after masterbating there was some blood mixed in with the ***..
terrified as to what it is.. more than likely sounds like an STD.
anyone got ideas.. more than appreciated.. thanks
21 male. had my 1 and only (unprotected )sexual experience 14 months ago with out a condom. had no noticable symptons till 2 months ago started to have a clear discharge from my penis every 2 days or so.. and about 3 weeks ago after masterbating there was some blood mixed in with the ***..
terrified as to what it is.. more than likely sounds like an STD.
anyone got ideas.. more than appreciated.. thanks
k thanks.. just from reading up about discharge it generally means std from..going on monday to check it out..hopefully nothing to serious aka dorment std
I've had this too, probably just a prostate infection, not something to freak out about.
The doctor will take a sample and test it. Next some RX should clear it up.
The doctor will take a sample and test it. Next some RX should clear it up.
14-2 = 12 months is a long time but you never know. I think you have to see a doctor as soon as possible. Blood in semen means generally the presence of some infection, blockage, inflammation or injury anywhere in the male reproductive system. In many cases the cause cannot be identified, but I insist that you have absolutely to see a doctor.
There is no reason though to panic at this point before a diagnosis be made. It may even be something minor that will resolve by itself.
There is no reason though to panic at this point before a diagnosis be made. It may even be something minor that will resolve by itself.
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STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
Discharge often isn't normal, and could mean an infection or an STD.
Chlamydia, an STI, often has no symptoms, but must be treated.
Bumps in the genital area might be STDs, but are usually not serious.
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