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Neverwin88

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I know there's an health info section which directs to the PERB board, but it takes awhile to register/validate the account so I'm hoping to get a bit of help here.

The last few days (started on the Saturday of the long weekend) I've been suffering pain on the head of my penis, with discomfort during the day and pain during urination. I have also been having regular discharge of semen, sometimes white, sometimes a tad yellow throughout the day, and a small area which is swollen near the opening as well as the foreskin. After visiting my family doctor today, he prescribed the standard Chlamydia and Gonorrhea medication upon hearing my symptoms, and took the swab and urine test.

However, later this evening I discover that the discharge has become red in colour and what appears to be liquid with high concentration of blood. I'm just wondering if anyone can be of any help.

Thanks in advance

P.S. And don't worry, I haven't seen any SP in the past 2+ weeks for those that might ask.
 
You saw your doctor so good on you, but:

http://www.hasslefreeclinic.org/

If peeing blood is concerning you, you might consider going to emergency or to a walk in clinic first thing in the morning if it's till doing it. Cranberry juice will help clear any infection that has taken hold... (But stay on your meds for the love of god.)
 
The discharge you have that is white, sometimes yellow is NOT semen, it is puss. A discharge from an infection. Make damn sure you wash your hands well after touching your dick/balls/underwear. When you do laundry, add bleach to the underwear wash, or better still bag them as biohazard and buy new ones.

While cranberry juice will help, it is not strong enough to take on whatever it is you have. Stay on the medication. Do not hobby or fuck or jerk off. Consider your piss and cum biohazards that can cause infection, including reinfection of yourself.

If you have a regular doctor, book an appointment with him right away and if the receptionist says "the doctor can see you in two weeks", tell her it is an urgent matter and that you are bleeding from an open sore. You should be able to be seen on the same day unless your doctor is a complete numbnut.

By the sounds of it, you have a STD. Do the responsible thing, get it cleared up and tell your partners to get checked. And if you got it by from the hobby, let us know who you have been seeing. And don't forget that sometimes you can not show symptoms for weeks, but you are still spreading the disease around. Many times, your symptoms will go away, but you will still be infected.Chlamydia is well known for being invisible to women, but leading to PID and sterility. Syphilis will also "go away" but will manifest itself years later in madness. So, stay on the medication until it is finished, then get retested. I would recommend strongly that you get retested in two to three months after that. And you might seriously consider getting tested for AIDS as well.
 
I suspect...

..the swabbing was rather invasive...even hurt a little..and that he may have tore up the inner lining of the urethra, causing mild bleeding. Due to location..it does not heal so quick!!

No worries....the redness should go away in a couple days. If not....go to Doctor...but at the very least KEEP US POSTED!!!


you dummy....wear a condom with skanks!!!! :)
 
Neverwin88 said:
However, later this evening I discover that the discharge has become red in colour and what appears to be liquid with high concentration of blood. I'm just wondering if anyone can be of any help.
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Chlamydia & Gonococcal infections do not result in blood in the urine. however Chlamydia may cause a urinary tract infection.
I recommend you see you doctor about it.
depending on the timing (ie if the blood comes out at the beginning, always there, or end), the amount and constituents of the hematuria the source could be any number or reasons including urethal trauma, urethritis, cystitis, urinary tract infection, stones, bladder hemorrhage, or tumour. Without a more detailed clinical picture including physical examination and urine studies it is difficult at best to provide any definite answers. However in all cases the suggestion is the let your physician know.

It would be best to tell the sp she may have an STD. and to cease and assist
 
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