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I am concerned for my husbands health. I don't know what to do adult content

My hubby keeps having this issue and I keep pleading for him to go to the doctor. He refuses to go. What am I supposed to do? Drug him? Knock him out and drag him into someone's office? I have begged him to see a urologist

In the past 3 years this has happened a few times.

First time: There was blood in his semen. It was quick and he assumed it was from the rough sex

Second time: It was with his urine. He would pee and feel like he didn't completely empty his bladder so he assumed it was a UTI. He took some AZO and drank lots of cranberry juice. The issue went away in like 4 days.

(BTW he is a HEAVY coke drinker. He can go through a 20 can box of cokes in about 3 days. He also drinks about 2-3 6 Hour Stackers A DAY!! He's been doing this for well over a year now. )

Third time: Today. Last night he felt some pain in his right teste(first time this has happened). I gave him aleve and a warm compress. He said he felt fine this morning. Says there was some mild discomfort when he peed this morning. He masturbated and said there was no pain, no discomfort and no blood. Hours later when he went to pee he noticed blood in his boxers. It was enough to stain his boxers pretty thoroughly. Between peeing this morning and the next time he peed, BLOOD came out!!

He didn't even feel anything. I'm concerned for him. I tried googling his symtoms but I cannot find anything. I express my concerns. I cry and beg for him to see a doctor, he shrugs it off and says because it isn't an every day occurrence that its not a big deal.


He has NONE of the following:
Back pain
Abdominal pain or cramping
Fever
Chills
Constant painful urination
Pain in his perineum
Discharge

**No sure if this matters or not: He is over 30 and white.

Can someone please point me in the right direction? I don't know what else to do

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Anonymous

Asked by Anonymous at 2:34 AM on Feb. 17, 2012 in Health

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  • Make an appointment at the doctors then tell your hubby you have a nice romantic surprise planned for him , be very persuasive. Blindfold him on your way there then hold his hand and lead him to the doctors office. If he protests after the blindfold is removed don't give him the car keys. I am pretty sure he will go along with it once he is already there. Your hubby is actually very scared to go to the doctor. I can almost guarantee you he is worried about the blood. Hope everything turns out ok for you guys. I would be very bothered too if it was my hubby. Good luck.
    gwen20

    Answer by gwen20 at 2:55 AM on Feb. 17, 2012

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  • I agree with gwen. Make him an appointment and do anything necessary to get him to it (like lying about where you are going and blindfolding him).
    AF4life

    Answer by AF4life at 3:43 AM on Feb. 17, 2012

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  • Read this through (including causes and when to see a doctor). It will help to reassure you. It also has a list of possible causes - very informative):


    http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/blood-in-semen/MY01214/AMP;MOTT=AN00630


     


    Good luck!

    winterglow

    Answer by winterglow at 5:45 AM on Feb. 17, 2012

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  • find a DR that makes housecalls!
    Princess_s21

    Answer by Princess_s21 at 3:26 AM on Feb. 17, 2012

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  • Make the appointment for him. Most guys don't want to have to explain to the receptionist what is wrong. They are embarrassed. My best friend works in a urologist's office and EVERY guy wants to talk directly to the doctor because they don't want to have to tell a female their personal problems.
    Is a little embarrassment worth potentially becoming impotent/ needing a catheter/ losing a testicle/ dying.....?????
    PartyGalAnne

    Answer by PartyGalAnne at 3:57 AM on Feb. 17, 2012

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  • Sounds serious. Tell him all the women here in CM say he MUST go see a doctor.
    wanita61

    Answer by wanita61 at 4:46 AM on Feb. 17, 2012

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  • I agree with Gwen. Do whatever you can to get him there. It could be serious it might be something easy to deal with. But no one can tell without him getting looked at and you need to get him there however you can.
    MooNFaeRie30

    Answer by MooNFaeRie30 at 5:47 AM on Feb. 17, 2012

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  • Tell him it could be something that prevents him from ever getting a nut again, or could render him impotent. Once you mess with a guys sex life his attitude changes
    VanessaMomof2

    Answer by VanessaMomof2 at 11:13 AM on Feb. 17, 2012

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  • Gwen is right get on the phone and make an apt for him or just take him... it could be very serious.. I'm sure it's his pride that is making him not want to go but he needs to. i do the same with my dh.. it's no joke..
    mommys2cupcakes

    Answer by mommys2cupcakes at 6:48 AM on Feb. 17, 2012

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  • The fact that it has happened only three times in three years is reassuring, IMO. I'm sure I know the big thing you're worried about - cancer. Cancers have a tendency to be very aggressive and fast growing in men his age, so the fact that he first experienced the blood in his semen three years ago and has not had any other symptoms has me less concerned than I would be in an older man.

    That said, he really needs to man up and see a doctor to figure out what IS going on.
    katiemomNY

    Answer by katiemomNY at 6:58 AM on Feb. 17, 2012

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