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About urinating with blood
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I forcefully masturbate 3-4 times in 12 hours, but after the 4th time, the blood starts coming during urination. Slowly blood stopped coming, but after consuming food again blood is coming, what can I do? Is there any problem and any treatment for me, pls help
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1. Urethral Trauma - Forceful friction can cause small tears in the urethra.
2. Prostate Irritation - Overstimulation of the prostate can lead to inflammation, causing blood in urine or semen.
3. Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) - Frequent irritation can make you prone to infections.
4. Bladder or Kidney Issues - Though less likely, persistent hematuria can indicate deeper problems.
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If minor course of antibiotics and antiinflammatory should be sufficient
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Consult for prescription and guidance
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