What is the cause of a bloddy discharge from males?
481902
could be a lot of things. std, urinary tract infection, getting hit in the back. you should have this guy get checked out, it could be very serious or maybe not. but why risk it if you can prevent something from getting worse.
660995
More than likely it is an infection--get to a dr., preferrably a urologist asap!
754992
it's probably just discharge caused by your hormones changing, and this is normal.  If it continues or you are worried get in to see a doctor.
38225
Blue balls is a slang term for a temporary fluid congestion in the scrotum and prostate region. It is most commonly associated with adolescents but can occur in any sexually mature male. It is often accompanied by a deep, agonizing, cramping ache.\n\nThe main cause of blue balls is prolonged sexual stimulation of the erect penis, either by direct or indirect contact, that does not result in orgasm and ejaculation.\n\nDuring arousal in a sexually mature male, the sympathetic nervous system is disrupted, resulting in increased blood and lymphatic fluid flow to the scrotum, testicles and prostate areas. As this happens, other fluid outflow muscles constrict, causing more bodily fluid to enter the area than leave, ensuring a high enough regional blood pressure to allow a sustained erection for penetration during sexual intercourse.\n\nBecause orgasm is not achieved, the blood tends to pool and become oxygen deprived. In some men, this pooling of oxygen-starved blood may result in a bluish tint to the scrotum.\n\nThe easiest way to relieve the symptoms of blue balls is through an orgasm either by masturbation or sexual intercourse. The resultant ejaculation jump-starts the sympathetic nervous system, which increases blood flow through the groin area, dissipating the fluid buildup. Even without orgasm, the symptoms of blue balls usually subside within an hour of onset. The symptoms can also last much longer.
153258
Prostatomegaly is an increase in size of the prostate gland. The general causes of prostatomegaly include: \nBenign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) or cystic hyperplasia. \nSquamous metaplasia. This is enlargement of the prostate gland caused by excessive exposure to estrogen.\nProstatitis. This is a bacterial infection of the prostate gland.\nProstatic abscess. This is a severe form of prostatitis where a pocket of infected fluid develops within the prostate.\nParaprostatic cysts. These are large fluid-filled sacs connected to the prostate by a thin stalk.\nProstatic neoplasia. Tumors of the prostate gland are all malignant and difficult to treat.\nProstatomegaly may cause a wide variety of clinical signs.
36381
No. The only discharge that's normal is either clear or white(not clumpy). You need to see a doctor. There should never be smell or any kind of odor that's unpleasant. If you're scared to go to your doctor, don't be. They have seen it all.
766539
I would take him to the doctor.I've heard of that happening, nothing to panic over ,but get him checked out asap. think they used to call  that Witches milk ....................Just googled it, witches milk is with newborns. male lactation can be caused by  medications
366694
this is not dangerous and it means that you have not released your sperm for awhile.  this will change back to normal when you release it regularly.  when i was younger (like when i was a teenager) this happened to me several times and now i wish that this will happen to me again.\n\np.s.\nwhy did some people answer this question just to say things like 'gross'.  if they dont like the question, just go to other questions, right?
51573
I had an infection in the ducts whict transmit sperm from the testicles to the penis. My scrotum, in a matter of a few hours - it happened while I was asleep - swelled to the size of a good size orange or a small grapefruit!
173955
Well, if  you had sex with him, it could be his left over semen .......or sometimes woman just have a clear discharge like this..I do at times, nothing to worry about
565413
Epididymitis is caused by spread of infection from the urethra or the bladder. The most common organisms involved in the condition in young heterosexual men are gonorrhoea and chlamydia. In children and older men, typical uropathogens, such as coliform oraganisms (E. coli), are much more common. This is also true in the case of homosexual men. Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB) can manifest also as epididymitis. "Beadlike" irregularities along vas deferens are the characteristic sign of this condition. Other bacteria (such as Ureaplasma) may also cause epididymitis. A non-infectious cause of epididymitis is the use of anti-arrhythmic medication, amiodarone. In this case, the inflammation is limited to the head of the epididymis and does not respond to anti-microbial therapy. The treatment is dosage reduction or change of medications. An increased risk is associated with sexually-active men who are not monogamous and do not use condoms. Men who have recently had surgery or have a history of structural problems involving the genito-urinary tract are also at increased risk (regardless of sexual behaviors). Other risk factors include chronic indwelling urethral catheter use and being uncircumcised.
33738
it is really hard to say, but you should go and see a doctor. It could be many things like a UTI or the clap, but your doctor can help with that.
251714
It sounds like something else besides a bladder infection. Better get checked out.
711954
Sounds like a yeast infection. Get it checked out, and if it is, make sure you tell your bf. Men can carry yeast infections, so if you get rid of it and have unprotected sex with him again, you will just get it again.
812642
I haven't heard that clouds in the urine is indicative of clamydia.  However, it does mean that there is an excess of vaginal discharge that is being disspelled in the urine.  That can be from a variety of causes.  A lot of times, women with clamydia are asymptomatic, as ar men.  I would tell your friend to have a culture done and wait for the outcome.  It could be something as a simple as a bacterial infection, or nothing at all.
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Red or brown color to your semen. If your semen is stained with a red or brown colored fluid it may well be blood. Sometimes a small blood vessel may burst when you ejaculate. Within a day or two the semen should return to its normal state so there should be no need to worry. If it continues then you should see your doctor. Blood in semen may be present for many different reasons, such as infection, trauma and sometimes, but rarely, cancer. \n\nYellowish or green color to your semen. Normal semen may have an off-white or yellowy hint to the color. Where semen is uncharacteristically yellow or greenish in color it is a sign of infection, often due to the sexually transmitted disease, gonorrhea. Go to your local STD clinic, treatment is simple with antibiotics.\n\nGOOD LUCK
768351
That's not normal.  He needs to go see his doctor that ordered the test.  It could be infection, or even a blood clot.