Red Urine After Orgasm, Difficulty Urinating. History Of Red Mucus And Red Urine After Orgasm

Posted on Sun, 21 Jul 2013

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Question : i have bloody or red colored urine. i went to a gentlemans club last night and was sexually aroused for a couple of hours. it was not constant arousal, more close to orgasm then backing of some and going again. i did have an orgasm at the end. i have never had this problem after having a orgasm. this has happened before when i have been aroused and close to orgasm but not reaching. the first time was 23yrs ago. i had sexual intercourse and she asked me not to have an orgasm inside her. after our encounter i had a red/bloody mucus come out before the red/bloody urine. later that day my urine was normal again. the other times this has ever happened is when i was at the point of orgasm but not reaching. it would be the first time urinating after the arousal, and the same conditions, a red/bloody clump of mucus first followed by red/bloody urine and just the one time afterwards. im puzzled this time because i reached orgasm and this time i have'nt had the mucus discharge,i feel its in there but i wont come out. its more of a blockage. i've urinated four times today and its been a challenge..the urine is almost back to clear but im having a hard time getting a good flow going. appreciate any feed back, XXXXXXX

Answered by Dr. Nsah Bernard (1 hour later)

Hello,

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It is quite obvious you are having a urogenital problem which might be due to infection, cancer or a stone. Sexual intercourse just seem to have revealed a preexisting condition or might have been the origin.
In either case (given your age), it will be quite difficult to tell which is actually the cause of your problems, without running some specific tests such as a urine analysis, complete blood count, kidney function tests and a kidney CT scan.
These are done in order to determine the actual cause.
Given, your description, it is possible that you are having an infection which can be treated with antibiotics. The infection might be an STD, so you will definitely need to be screened for STD.
I suggest you see a doctor as soon as you can for proper evaluation.

Hope that his helps and wish you the best.
Dr. XXXX

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar