Did I Damage my Prostrate during Anal Self-Pleasure? Posted: 02-23-06 17:32pm
I`m 19 years old man. I have pressed my
prostata through the anus, with a finger.
Than I was ejaculate sperm. But I saw some
blood infiltration in the sperm. Please
ansewr me.
Is the glandula prostata only iritated or
it is something badly. I was whas my anus
with water and some mucous skin from the
anus was come out. It was abouth one
centimeter lenght.
did I badly injured prostata or what?
There was litle blood in sperm, I dind`t
feel any pain. I scary to masturbate
again.
please help with some sugestion.
my e-mail: biboy237@
yahoo.com
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Sexual Health - Men Answer A540 Posted: 03-24-06 11:10am
If you are homosexual or bisexual I
recommend that you use a dildo covered
with balsam for anal self-pleasure. If you
still want to use your fingers, at least
you can cut your nails. I don’t think
that you’ve damaged your prostate during
anal self-pleasuring...but you can damage
rectal mucosa. Don’t be scared to
masturbate again. If there is still blood
in the sperm it is probably caused by a
prostate or urethral infection; you can
visit an urologist for help.
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