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This has never happened to me before. after masturbation i noticed a blood clot in my semen. Has this happened to any1 before? what should i do?


p.s. my last Penis Enlargement work out was last night. today was a day of rest.
 
V. K.

Don't sweat it!! It's probably nothing--maybe related to P.E., maybe not. You could even have a slightly swollen or irritated prostate. I definitely wouldn't worry about it. If it happens again, you may want to go have your prostate checked out by a urologist. You might have an infection there or just some swelling from some irritation. No big deal, pal, especially if you have no other symptoms.
 
goinfor11x7 said:
V. K.

Don't sweat it!! It's probably nothing--maybe related to P.E., maybe not. You could even have a slightly swollen or irritated prostate. I definitely wouldn't worry about it. If it happens again, you may want to go have your prostate checked out by a urologist. You might have an infection there or just some swelling from some irritation. No big deal, pal, especially if you have no other symptoms.
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I have no other symptoms. i guess it might be a burst capillary. thanks for ur input tho. I'm gonna wait and see if it happens again.


Thanks
 
It has been reported many times. Most guys just took a few days off and attributed it to a hard session. Don´t worry about it. I would take 2-3 days off though.
 
Do a google search for hematospermia,thats the posh name for blood in your cum,its more common than you think,strenuous exercise can cause it and i no you train so it could simply be that.

Don't worry about it.
 
dont worry i happen to see blood clots alittle to often every time my routine becomes to intense.you will be fine.
 
prince Albert said:
Do a google search for hematospermia,thats the posh name for blood in your cum,its more common than you think,strenuous exercise can cause it and i no you train so it could simply be that.

Don't worry about it.
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Thanks for the responses guys

and prince, this could be caused by weightlifting?
 
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