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writes: hi, a medical issue that i would like to share with you all and need some advice.ok as my girlfriend needs me to take a blood test, she came with me and i gave a blood sample for test for normal blood sugar, urine sugar, jaundice and also she insisted me to check for HIV and i did, all the tests showed normal. even after all the tests are normal. i had blood in my precum, i did not tell her, but she knows that i produce lots of precum, she also gives me exercises to stop the precum, i am afraid if she sees the blood in my precum she will once again torture me to take more tests. i wanted to know is it normal to have blood in precum often and blood in urine rarely. i also didnt have intercourse with her bcos she told me that i am ill, so we exchange our oral pleasure to each other,i love her but how to tell her that i found blood in my precum, i am afraid if she finds it. in oral pleasure, please give my some suggestions and good erection exercises and how to stop this precum fluid. thank you
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reader, HarryFlashman  +, writes (14 February 2010):
Blood in pre-cum is not normal at all -- get that checked out ASAP! It could be lots of things, but rather than listening to speculation on the internet GO FIND A DOCTOR.
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reader, Tisha-1 +, writes (12 February 2010):
 Blood in your precum is NOT normal; it is a sign of something not right. Go to the doctor and tell them. Second, blood in your urine is also NOT normal; it can be a sign of something very wrong. Again, go to the doctor! Infection, cancer, we can't tell you what it could be, it would be a bad idea for you to ignore it.
It is normal for a male to produce pre-ejaculatory fluid; if your girlfriend isn't aware of male anatomy and physiology, it's time for her to do some research. That being said, your penis should have a condom on it when it is out and erect with her, then the pre-cum shouldn't bother her at all.
One more thing, you should NOT have any sexual contact with your girlfriend until you know what is causing the blood, as it could be an infection that will transmit to her, especially as you are not wearing a condom. GO SEE YOUR DOCTOR.
Take care.
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reader, anonymous, writes (12 February 2010): It could be a ruptured blood vessel. Does this happen all the time or just recently. If it is just a temporary thing, it is probably an injury. Did you do anything to injure yourself?
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reader, Danielepew  +, writes (12 February 2010):
 You should see a doctor about that blood. The "precum" is normal; blood is not.
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