: 60 and Over Discussion : dilantin can cause this

Max101 8 Reviews 2193 reads

posted 12 years ago

1 / 9

Folks -- I'm throwing this out there in case anyone has had similar performance issues. (Sorry for being so clinical about this!) First of all, the important thing is that the biopsy came out 100% clean -- WHEW! The doc said I would pass blood in urine for about a week or so and pass blood in semen for 2-3 weeks. He was right about both predictions. I've stopped passing blood in urine a few days ago.

The challenge will be returning to the hobby world. Not wanting to confront a lady with a pop containing almost 100% blood, I decided I would take matters into my own hands to purge the system. I'm now down to about 25% blood. In other words, I can see regular cum again. So, I figure I am about another 2 weeks away from being completely purged.

I've noticed two changes since the surgery. First of all, and it's probably unrelated, I've developed Peyronie's Disease which has resulted in a boner that curves upward about 60 degrees. I can clearly feel the scar tissue on top right behind the glans. From what I've read, the "do nothing" approach seems about the only thing you can do. The second thing I've noticed is that there is a lot more volume in the pop than before the biopsy. I don't know if this is simply because there is blood in with the cum or if the biopsy surgery stimulated something to start working again.

I know there are a lot of guys a heck of a lot worse off than me, so I'm definitely more interested in others' experiences than I am looking for sympathy.

I'd also be interested to know from the ladies if you have ever seen a gentleman in my current situation with bloody cum and how you dealt with it (if he even told you beforehand). I would have to think that CIM would be off the menu!

Thanks, folks. I really enjoy this discussion forum with folks my age.

ATLDAWG 477 reads

posted 12 years ago

2 / 9

Wonder....

Would an Upward Curvature place additional contact with the clit ? (I am talking about the positioning of the pubic bone when going in-down-and up !)

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grara 1 Reviews 476 reads

posted 12 years ago

3 / 9

Just tell her

I've had 2 biopsies and the bloody semen lasted 3-4 weeks both times. I saw a provider that I am very comfortable with and just told her what was going on. We had a towel ready and when I was going to blow
I pulled out and deposited said bloody semen into the towel. I think your curved dick is unrelated to having a biopsy.

1705218 10 Reviews 533 reads

posted 12 years ago

4 / 9

curved dick unrelated

You are quite right, it is similar to dupuytren's contractureof the hands and feet, For a description google it, I have had 12 hand surgeries because of it and it is still hard to explain.

1736687 15 Reviews 512 reads

posted 12 years ago

5 / 9

I had bloody semen without the surgery about 15 years ago

Prostatitis... Antibiotics cleared it up.. but it was awful.. felt like I had blue balls every few hours, if I didn't ejaculate..... caught by having unprotected anal sex (I'm not a dumb ass anymore...)

hiddenhills 143 Reviews 410 reads

posted 12 years ago

6 / 9

Had a biopsy

A couple of years ago. Had the blood in urine for awhile. Took some time off, then everything was back to normal.

Posted By: Max101

Folks -- I'm throwing this out there in case anyone has had similar performance issues. (Sorry for being so clinical about this!) First of all, the important thing is that the biopsy came out 100% clean -- WHEW! The doc said I would pass blood in urine for about a week or so and pass blood in semen for 2-3 weeks. He was right about both predictions. I've stopped passing blood in urine a few days ago.

The challenge will be returning to the hobby world. Not wanting to confront a lady with a pop containing almost 100% blood, I decided I would take matters into my own hands to purge the system. I'm now down to about 25% blood. In other words, I can see regular cum again. So, I figure I am about another 2 weeks away from being completely purged.

I've noticed two changes since the surgery. First of all, and it's probably unrelated, I've developed Peyronie's Disease which has resulted in a boner that curves upward about 60 degrees. I can clearly feel the scar tissue on top right behind the glans. From what I've read, the "do nothing" approach seems about the only thing you can do. The second thing I've noticed is that there is a lot more volume in the pop than before the biopsy. I don't know if this is simply because there is blood in with the cum or if the biopsy surgery stimulated something to start working again.

I know there are a lot of guys a heck of a lot worse off than me, so I'm definitely more interested in others' experiences than I am looking for sympathy.

I'd also be interested to know from the ladies if you have ever seen a gentleman in my current situation with bloody cum and how you dealt with it (if he even told you beforehand). I would have to think that CIM would be off the menu!

Thanks, folks. I really enjoy this discussion forum with folks my age.

voyager13 132 Reviews 479 reads

posted 12 years ago

7 / 9

Had several biopsies - no Peyronie's, blood for 4 weeks

I had provider date scheduled within the time when I still had blood in the semen, so I emailed the lady. She asked to cancel. It was a first date - maybe it would have been different if we already knew each other. She posts regularly on some of the boards - maybe she'll remember and decide to give her views. I would certainly recommend letting the ladies know ahead of time and giving them the option.

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JD6923 403 reads

posted 12 years ago

8 / 9

dilantin can cause this

Dilantin (epilepsy) and some diabetes meds and cause Dupuytren's contracture in a small percentage of men. When I stopped taking Dilantin the growths stopped (after I had surgery on my feet 3 times to remove them). This was about 30 years ago. Pecker straightened out.

Posted By: Max101

Folks -- I'm throwing this out there in case anyone has had similar performance issues. (Sorry for being so clinical about this!) First of all, the important thing is that the biopsy came out 100% clean -- WHEW! The doc said I would pass blood in urine for about a week or so and pass blood in semen for 2-3 weeks. He was right about both predictions. I've stopped passing blood in urine a few days ago.

The challenge will be returning to the hobby world. Not wanting to confront a lady with a pop containing almost 100% blood, I decided I would take matters into my own hands to purge the system. I'm now down to about 25% blood. In other words, I can see regular cum again. So, I figure I am about another 2 weeks away from being completely purged.

I've noticed two changes since the surgery. First of all, and it's probably unrelated, I've developed Peyronie's Disease which has resulted in a boner that curves upward about 60 degrees. I can clearly feel the scar tissue on top right behind the glans. From what I've read, the "do nothing" approach seems about the only thing you can do. The second thing I've noticed is that there is a lot more volume in the pop than before the biopsy. I don't know if this is simply because there is blood in with the cum or if the biopsy surgery stimulated something to start working again.

I know there are a lot of guys a heck of a lot worse off than me, so I'm definitely more interested in others' experiences than I am looking for sympathy.

I'd also be interested to know from the ladies if you have ever seen a gentleman in my current situation with bloody cum and how you dealt with it (if he even told you beforehand). I would have to think that CIM would be off the menu!

Thanks, folks. I really enjoy this discussion forum with folks my age.

hbyist+truth=;( 390 reads

posted 12 years ago

9 / 9

Bloody semen, I would not see until clear. e.

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