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I came blood.
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Sho_Nuff82
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JSnake said:
Which would be much worse, than, I dunno, dying from internal bleeding of the dick.
Get your ass to a fucking hospital.
Beavertown
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something wrong with your prostate, could be just inflamed or could be cancer
go to the hospital immediately
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did you stick something in your ass recently?
go to the hospital immediately
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did you stick something in your ass recently?
AtomskEater
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Like they don't already know.JSnake said:
DOBERMAN INC
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why are you still here?
Fuck off to the Doctor!
Fuck off to the Doctor!
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JSnake said:
err, just tell your dad, cause hes a wanker too.
ChunderMan
Living in a one-dimensional world...
Goddamn dude. You already got a tag.
Hellsing321
Member
Seriously, quit posting here and get your ass to a doctor. Your parents already know you masterbate and no one else cares enough to judge you for it, so GO NOW! DO IT! DO IT!JSnake said:
DaCocoBrova
Finally bought a new PSP, but then pushed the demon onto someone else. Jesus.
If you want to keep you meat beating a secret... Tell them that your new GF gave you a handjob. The blood freaked you out, and that upon closer inspection, it wasn't from her hand...but from your PENIS!
OOhhhh! And he's never been laid before either!?
This is getting good!
OOhhhh! And he's never been laid before either!?
This is getting good!
I'm sure you'll be fine...
http://www.healthcentral.com/prostate/question-answer-27466-63.html
Question:
What could cause blood in my semen?
Answer:
Blood in the semen -- also known as hematospermia -- can be a very alarming symptom. However, the good news is that bloody semen is almost never a sign of a serious underlying medical problem.
Possible sources for blood in the semen include the following:
Urinary tract infections;
Prostatitis;
Sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea or chlamydia;
Benign prostate hypertrophy;
Surgical procedures such as prostate biopsy or bladder catheterization;
Trauma to the testicles or prostate;
Cancer of the prostate, bladder or reproductive organs.
In most cases, bleeding presumably follows damage to small blood vessels in the urinary tract or prostate gland. This may come from minor trauma or irritation, or growth of normal blood vessels. Small amounts of blood may linger in the semen for weeks, but almost all cases resolve on their own. While on the list of possible sources, it's very rare for bleeding to come from a serious cause such as cancer. This is particularly true for men under the age of 40.
Young men who have a single episode of bleeding that goes away on its own generally need no evaluation other than an examination by your doctor and a urine specimen. A more thorough work-up may be worthwhile in older men, or in men who have persistent or recurring episodes of bleeding. Such a work-up might include cystoscopy, an ultrasound of the bladder and prostate, or a prostate biopsy. However, most of these evaluations will be entirely normal. In fact, even after extensive testing, it's unusual for a specific cause of the bleeding to be identified.
http://www.healthcentral.com/prostate/question-answer-27466-63.html
Question:
What could cause blood in my semen?
Answer:
Blood in the semen -- also known as hematospermia -- can be a very alarming symptom. However, the good news is that bloody semen is almost never a sign of a serious underlying medical problem.
Possible sources for blood in the semen include the following:
Urinary tract infections;
Prostatitis;
Sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea or chlamydia;
Benign prostate hypertrophy;
Surgical procedures such as prostate biopsy or bladder catheterization;
Trauma to the testicles or prostate;
Cancer of the prostate, bladder or reproductive organs.
In most cases, bleeding presumably follows damage to small blood vessels in the urinary tract or prostate gland. This may come from minor trauma or irritation, or growth of normal blood vessels. Small amounts of blood may linger in the semen for weeks, but almost all cases resolve on their own. While on the list of possible sources, it's very rare for bleeding to come from a serious cause such as cancer. This is particularly true for men under the age of 40.
Young men who have a single episode of bleeding that goes away on its own generally need no evaluation other than an examination by your doctor and a urine specimen. A more thorough work-up may be worthwhile in older men, or in men who have persistent or recurring episodes of bleeding. Such a work-up might include cystoscopy, an ultrasound of the bladder and prostate, or a prostate biopsy. However, most of these evaluations will be entirely normal. In fact, even after extensive testing, it's unusual for a specific cause of the bleeding to be identified.
fistfulofmetal
Banned
This is like that one story of the kid who stuck a wax stick down his peeper while jerking and it broke off and melted into his bladder.
Or from the same story, when the kid stuck the carrot up his butt and later had to eat the carrot for dinner.
Or from the same story, when the kid stuck the carrot up his butt and later had to eat the carrot for dinner.
Beavertown
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Causes of Blood in Semen
* Blood In Semen
* High Blood Pressure
* Human Immunodeficiency Virus
* Prostate Cancer
* Prostatitis
* Tuberculosis
Other Causes of Blood in Semen
Prostate biopsy
Trauma
Schistosomiasis
Echinococcus
Cysts of the seminal vesicle or prostate
Cancer of the seminal vesicle (rare)
Prostate stones
Prostate telangiectasia (widened capillaries)
Prostate varices (widened veins)
Urethritis
Cyst of urethra
Bleeding disorders
* Blood In Semen
* High Blood Pressure
* Human Immunodeficiency Virus
* Prostate Cancer
* Prostatitis
* Tuberculosis
Other Causes of Blood in Semen
Prostate biopsy
Trauma
Schistosomiasis
Echinococcus
Cysts of the seminal vesicle or prostate
Cancer of the seminal vesicle (rare)
Prostate stones
Prostate telangiectasia (widened capillaries)
Prostate varices (widened veins)
Urethritis
Cyst of urethra
Bleeding disorders
UltraMarioMan
Member
DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR
DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR
speculawyer
Member
It is nice to see that most of this thread is good advice (go to doctor, NOW).
Despite all its cynicism and ridicule, GAF does have a good heart.
Despite all its cynicism and ridicule, GAF does have a good heart.
Flesh Into Gear
Member
holy fucking shit
oh man i feel reallllly uncomfortable now. if that ever happened to me i'd run around in circles clutching my mantenna screetching until i passed out
oh man i feel reallllly uncomfortable now. if that ever happened to me i'd run around in circles clutching my mantenna screetching until i passed out
TheCardPlayer
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That doesn't sound good. Get to a doctor as soon as you can.
Beavertown
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iapetus said:
yeah, thought that was weird myself.. copy and paste job from mens health
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