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carl11484
carl11484

Has anyone had precum or cum come out when going to pee?

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  • DarVlad
    DarVlad carl11484

    Posted

    Never happened to me before. I heard precum appears even before erection, as long as the body is excited. 
    • carl11484
      carl11484 DarVlad

      Posted

      Ok that makes sense cause I was watching porn then went to pee before doing anything.
    • DarVlad
      DarVlad carl11484

      Posted

      That explains alot then. Its all normal. Enjoy yourself! o/
    • carl11484
      carl11484 DarVlad

      Posted

      I wasn't sure if it was normal, cause I've noticed I'm able to produce more precum the older I get.

      Sometime I can just force it and it can come out

    • DarVlad
      DarVlad carl11484

      Posted

      Sensitivity and strong control for your cum then. You're able to control ejaculation quicker than others, I guess. Again, normal, you could even train to do the opposite if you wanted. 
    • carl11484
      carl11484 DarVlad

      Posted

      I was able to control it pretty good until about a month ago...

      I'll have to practice more.lol

    • craig84609
      craig84609 carl11484

      Posted

      That will do it. In my case I just get it after I urinate. It just happens.I think it is prostatitis.
  • craig84609
    craig84609 carl11484

    Posted

    Yes, it is a symptom of Prostatitis. I currently have it and have been seeing prostate fluid dropping out after urinating. It is also a sign of an STD. So get to a doctor to at least rule that out. If you have Prostatitis well sorry to hear it and good luck getting better. I have been suffering with it now for more than a year. It doesn't seem to go away.
    • carl11484
      carl11484 craig84609

      Posted

      I'm positive it's not an STD.

      IV been married to the same women for 25+ years

    • craig84609
      craig84609 carl11484

      Posted

      Well then you may have Prostatitis. I hope not as I said it is next to impossible to get rid of. With me it started with prostate fluid coming out after urination, then it progressed to having trouble voiding my bladder. Then the pain started. It is terrible. Pain travels down my penis, testicles, rectum and lower back. I wish you luck, but if you have not experienced pain then it is early yet so you may respond to treatment better than me. I waited to long as I was scared the doctor was going to say I have cancer. Do yourself a favor and get it checked out. Don't wait like me.
    • carl11484
      carl11484 craig84609

      Posted

      Well I do have prostatitis this is the 4 th time inthe past year. Last November I had it so bad I was hopitalized for a week.

      You sound like me with your issue.

      Thanks

    • craig84609
      craig84609 carl11484

      Posted

      Well I think I have CPPS as well. Two weeks ago it got so bad I could hardly urinate. So I started taking cranberry pills and that has given me the most relief so far. I am suprised that my Uro didn't mention biopsy to me, but that maybe next if I don't get better soon. I would probably say no to the biopsy. You know how painful this condition can be.
    • carl11484
      carl11484 craig84609

      Posted

      I seen we are close in age I'm 48.

      I did notice 4 days ago I woke with lower back thigh and hip pain when I woke up, an I knew it had come back. I did have some bactrum left over so I started taking it instantly..

      Thanks

      Message me it would be nice to chat

    • carl11484
      carl11484 craig84609

      Posted

      Yeah my PSA was 37.5 last year when I was in hospital so they did a biopsy then an 7 cores was pre cancer...

      It's just a matter of time.

      Thank

    • craig84609
      craig84609 carl11484

      Posted

      Do you have a family history of prostate cancer? I have been getting pain in my pelvis, legs, back and tailbone. There is no history of PC in my family but I am getting a little scared. I didn't tell the doctor everything as I am scared they will want to do a biopsy. I am only 47 not really at the prime age for PC. 
    • carl11484
      carl11484 craig84609

      Posted

      Yes my GPA and Dad had cancer.PC is not a old man's dease. I have several young buddy's that has it.

      Please get checked, when my urologist did my biopsy he put me to sleep an I got to chose to stay an extra night in hospital.

      You really should tell your doc about your symptoms.

      Men don't have to have family history of it. My GPA was the first on his side to have.

    • craig84609
      craig84609 carl11484

      Posted

      I understand, but my Uro doesn't really offer putting one out and doing it in the hospital. It is done rectally in the office with a prostatic block. Talk about humiliation and pain. I can't let them do this to me. I can't reason it away in my mind. The minute they asked me to get undressed and left the room I know I would just walk out and drive away. PC can be serious, but most is slow growing and I don't want to go through hell and back over something that may never be a problem. It is a catch 22. Damed if you do and damed if you don't. I have so many other problems I really don't need this on top of it all. It may be the straw that breaks the Camels back with me.
    • craig84609
      craig84609 carl11484

      Posted

      I get that it doesn't need to run in the family, however you are at increased risk if it is the case. In my case I am low risk, but my dad has BPH and I am at risk for it. It can be BPH coming on earlier than normal. I just don't believe that I have PC at all. I will not submit to a biopsy, even if I have a high PSA.
    • carl11484
      carl11484 craig84609

      Posted

      Right having biopsy increase the risk of infection.

      I'm really sick of dealing with prostatitis. It seams after my biopsy my prostatitis flares up more than ever.

    • craig84609
      craig84609 carl11484

      Posted

      I would have to agree with you Carl. I don't think a Biopsy should EVER be done through the wall of the rectum. It is just asking for trouble. I can't believe they still do it this way and it is common as well. My Uro does it this way and I would have a hard time getting one done this way myself. The bacteria in the colon has no place in the prostate. Plus my Uro can't convince me I need this at this stage in my life. If I was woried about PC then I would push to get one done just not that way. I hope it didn't cause you too much trouble.
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