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What Could Be The Reason For Urine In Yellow, Foul Smell And Burning Sensation In Kidney, Suggest Treatments ?
hello , i am 23 years old male ,, recently i have masturbated alot in the past week , infact once on daily basis then suddenly i did 4 times in a day in few hours later that day i did have sexual protected intercourse with a condom .. but earlier even before that i felt like having yellow urine colour and having a bad smell , i did do a urine test everything seems to be normal except that the red blood cells in urine is high which is 8 , normal range as per the test is between 0 to 4 .. i did google abt it mostly it is abt kidney , am worried is it because i masturbate alot ? or because of my sexual intercourse but i was wearing a condom and i did place it and remove it my self .. could any1 pls help mee .. i alsoo feeel a burning on my right side kidney could that be the reason , and if the condom for the sake or argument was damaged while having sex would it cause rbc to be high or the pus cells to be high ? .
Mon, 30 Dec 2013
Hi,
Your problems are most likely due to increased frequency of masturbation. You may have done forceful masturbation which had led to trauma to your penis which is reflected as slightly increased red cells. Normal masturbation is about 3 to 7 times per week and doing it 4 time within hours and followed by intercourse might have caused your problems.
If condom was damaged and you got an infection, pus cells would be high.
Your problems are most likely due to increased frequency of masturbation. You may have done forceful masturbation which had led to trauma to your penis which is reflected as slightly increased red cells. Normal masturbation is about 3 to 7 times per week and doing it 4 time within hours and followed by intercourse might have caused your problems.
If condom was damaged and you got an infection, pus cells would be high.
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