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Old 21-11-2014, 02:07 PM
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Re: Batam Info Thread

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Originally Posted by nono1973 View Post
Lol...what i read was :

Having dark semen is a sign of blood mixing in with the semen. This condition is known as hematospermia. It has many possible causes, including urethral stricture and a prostate infection. In the majority of men, the cause is unknown and the condition clears on its own without explanation. Diagnosing the cause of dark semen requires a physical examination and medical tests performed by a urologist.

Dark semen, whether light tinges of color in otherwise healthy looking semen or semen that has undergone a complete color change, is due to hematospermia. Due to bleeding within the urinary or reproductive tracts, red blood cells are expelled through the urethra. Darker blood indicates that the blood originated from the testes or prostate, while lighter blood suggests a cut somewhere along the urethra. Many medical conditions can cause hematospermia and thus dark semen.

Physical trauma to the urethra can cause urethral stricture and dark semen. Vigorous sexual activity or accidental injury creates micro tears along the urethra, causing bleeding. Changes in semen color along with possible painful ejaculation appear shortly after this trauma. Though the cuts soon clot, the urethra becomes slightly narrower at the place where the bleeding occurred. The pressure of future ejaculation on this narrow area(s) can reopen wounds, leading to more bleeding.

G' day bro nono1973

Wow. U really the man leh. You wear another head. Really respect u. So knowledgeable and should be addressed u as Dr nono1973. Sharing knowledge is the main purpose of the thread. Many thanks.