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Q: urine in sperm during ejaculation

asked by: dumdum on September 19th, 2008

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I am a 35 male, married and a father of one. About 6 years ago I started having problems urinating and some major leg weakness. Three years later I was DX with MS. During that three years I saw several urologists. One Dr. preformed a TURP. Which left me with some serious problems. This Dr. never suggested MS. He treated me for BPH. One of these problems is : When I achieve orgasm and ejaculate urine comes out with the sperm. Recently my wife has become pregnant!! which we are very excited about, but I am concerned. Is there any problems with conception we should worry about i.e. false pregnancy?

thanks dumdum

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antigone

replied on September 20th, 2008

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MS does not pose any greater risk in a pregnancy. As far as a false positive test, confirmation of pregnancy can be done with a blood test. Over the counter, home pregnancy tests are very reliable if they are used as directed. I would think your wife is probably pregnant. Congratulations!

You may want to tell your urologist that your ejaculate has urine in it.

dumdum

replied on September 20th, 2008

New User

Thanks anitgone, just something that has been on my mind. We are so excited!!!
She has taken 3 tests and has a Dr. appointment next week, all three tests were positive.

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