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Q: Blood In the Semen
asked by: fjab on January 28th, 2005
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I found traces of blood in the semen when I ejaculated. The color which is normally whitish is somewhat dark. There are also sticky discharges along with it. Please advise
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Justin_Toronto
replied on January 29th, 2005
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Simply put, you broke a blood vessel. Likely from being overly aggressive. Either sexually, masturbating, or improper use of toys such as penis pumps can all cause this.

Notice this can also be an infection (i.E. Genitourinary tract infection) which will be resolved in time. If not, you will have to visit your health care professional for treatment.
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Justin_Toronto
replied on January 29th, 2005
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Simply put, you broke a blood vessel. Likely from being overly aggressive. Either sexually, masturbating, or improper use of toys such as penis pumps can all cause this.

Notice this can also be an infection (i.E. Genitourinary tract infection) which will be resolved in time. If not, you will have to visit your health care professional for treatment.
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Justin_Toronto
replied on January 29th, 2005
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Simply put, you broke a blood vessel. Likely from being overly aggressive. Either sexually, masturbating, or improper use of toys such as penis pumps can all cause this.

Notice this can also be an infection (i.E. Genitourinary tract infection) which will be resolved in time. If not, you will have to visit your health care professional for treatment.
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