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Bleeding from penis
I had unprotected sex with my partner 2day nd in between i realised a mild pain which resulted in bleeding soon. When i saw carefully i realised a small puncture in a thin vein just below penis head running towards head of the penis. The bleeding is mild without any severe pain. Please help me with your assistance.
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there is no need to worry . U should avoid any sexual activities till the wound is healed completely. apply some antibiotic ointment over the affected area.
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In order to maintain your penile health you should investigate the cause of any bleeding from the penis. This can be a sign of general damage to the genitals, but it could also be the sign of a more serious condition. In some cases bleeding from the penis will stop on its own, but if it continues or becomes worse you should consult a doctor to get help. Working with a urologist can help you to determine the cause of bleeding from your penis so you can receive the proper treatment to make it stop
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