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Blood in semin
I noticed a few weeks ago that I had a tiny bit of blood in my semin. I have no pain urinating or when I cum. I have a little of a sore back and maybe some discomfort in lower abdominal. I was tested quite awhile ago for studs and was negative. What could I be looking at with my symptoms? Thanks
Well I told my dr. All my symptoms and what's being going on and he figures it is just the prostatis coming back . No need for any meds and to just relax. Good to hear.
I am going to doc in the morning and will pass on the results when I can get them. I am in Canada and the med system is very slow at it's best. Took almost 3 and a half weeks to get in and see him. Again thanks for all the info and help.
have you had sex since you were last tested? if so, you need to repeat your std testing - chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, herpes and hiv. also discuss with your provider if hepatitis testing is worthwhile for you or not.
bottom line - you need to be seen. no more questions until you have been because really nothing else we can add. get a proper work up done and then come back and let us know how it went for you and what they decided was going on.
grace
bottom line - you need to be seen. no more questions until you have been because really nothing else we can add. get a proper work up done and then come back and let us know how it went for you and what they decided was going on.
grace
What sort of tests should I be asking for. Had one done for gonn and clam last year and came back Meg. Thanks for any suggestions and all the help.
Even if we did know what it was (we don't), you still need to see a doctor about it for they can help you treat it or find a way to cure you.
After I play hockey, the end of my penis looks all discolored. I have no pain still but it looks not normal. Hope my doc can help me next week.
If it possibly isn't a STD, what else could it be? I feel almost worn out and dry mouth a lot. The discomfort in my stomach area seems to be closer to my sturnum now. Hope it is anxiety. Thanks
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