i believe the problem that caused my condition was that i would use to hold in my ejaculation during climax (yes, VERY idiotic. but i was really young). i did it many times with no problems until one day i noticed blood leaking slowly in place of the ejaculate.
i was only 18, so i freaked and urinated ASAP. the bloody urine scared the living daylight out of me! shaken, i awoke my parents and pretended i just woke up and started peeing blood. we went to the hospital and they did small tests and everything checked out ok on their end. so i waited the next day to give it a rest...
once more i tried stimulating my penis and i noticed my pre-ejaculate was again bloody. i tried urinating several minutes later but the clot had already formed in the prostate region of my urethra, blocking urine flow.
only spurts of blood followed, so i had to get a catheter inserted for 3 days and visited a urologist to get it removed. successfully i urinated and passed the clots. the urologist simply said "well done" and sent me on my way, telling me to wait 3 days to try and stimulate myself again and see if the problem persists. so i stimulate and more bloody pre-ejaculate. i'm able to urinate the blood out that time.
i go on a mission to find out how long it takes for it to heal, waiting week after painful week with no excitement, collectively having no orgasm for 3 months. one week would pass, i'd stimulate and pass bloody urine. 2 weeks pass and i'd stimulate, still blood. finally i waited a full month and stimulated with no blood in the urine or pre-ejaculate, yet i was still horrified at the idea of ejaculating blood, so i did not orgasm for another entire month after.
this problem has been occuring since i was 18, i'm currently 22. my urologist had stuck a small camera inside my urethra and said it appeared that i had possible weak blood vessels on the prostate wall creating the problem. he suggested that if the problem ever occurs again to ask my doctor for a Rx of Proscar. i never have asked for the Rx because i know now that masturnating every-so-often, as opposed to everyday, gives my prostate time to settle and "heal".
i also recommend taking vitamin E supplements. look on the bottle and make sure it contains "d-tocopherols", NOT "dL-tocopherols". "dL" is the synthetic, cheap version that won't be as beneficial as natural d-tocopherols. also purchase vitamin E with a high IU, preferably over 400. i've used a 1,500 IU supplement and experienced amazing changes. since taking the natural supplement, my problem virtually vanished and i was able to have 2-3 orgasms with a partner in one night/morning.
i'm not selling vitamin E, but it does play a HUGE role in the health and maintenance of the body's blood passages. dont get me wrong - i DID experience the problem once more roughly two months ago. but that was almost 2 years after the last occurence and it only took me 2 weeks to heal instead of an entire month. that and i accidentally landed ON my penis while changing sexual positions with my female partner.
i've stopped taking the vitamin E for almost a year now, but i should start using it again to prevent future problems. i HIGHLY suggest to use natural vitamin E for several months and see how it works out. i do admit that the bloody experience SUCKS! and don't listen to the crap the urologist tells you. as i read each story, us men with the problem KNOW the doctors have no f***ing clue what the cause is. they only enjoy making money from blindly treating it's symptoms.
recap:
1. when and if the problem occurs - no excitement for an entire month! i hear something called "salt peter" (sp?) aids with keeping the penis understimulated. i personally wouldn't take any. pure will power can do the trick most of the time.
2. natural d-tocopherol vitamin E supplements for several months to strengthen any weakened vessels possibly causing the problem.
3. STOP MASTURBATING ALL THE TIME!!! i used to be what they consider a "chronic masturbator". i used to do it once to five times a day. give your prostate a day or two to rest after an orgasm. you'll find life can be more pleasant when you're not masturbating or having sex 24/7.
im definitely not a doctor, so take whatever i say as an opinion that comes from 4 years of painful experience and many trial and errors. find what works best for you. stimulation should be enjoyable, so push the fear aside and enjoy it! i wish many males with this similar problem the VERY best of luck.