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What Causes Blood In Urine After Having Sex?

Well after sex when I ejaculate no blood but, if I have go to urinate which mean very urgent that s when the blood comes. Now if I ejaculate on my own no blood or if I need to go urinate no blood . No matter how many time I ejaculate on my own . Only when I have sex with my lady.
Mon, 30 Mar 2015
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Hi,
Blood in urine is known as hematuria.
It could be due to acute cystitis or strenuous heavy work, vigorous sexual activity or injury to small blood vessels or capillaries.
It could be possible that you might have injured small capillaries inside prostate or seminal vesicles or bladder or a part of urethra that causing your hematuria occasionally.
If it is painless or without burning sensations then you need not to worry.
But it would be advisable that you consult urologist once for complete medical history and thoroughly clinical examination.
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What Causes Blood In Urine After Having Sex?

Hi, Blood in urine is known as hematuria. It could be due to acute cystitis or strenuous heavy work, vigorous sexual activity or injury to small blood vessels or capillaries. It could be possible that you might have injured small capillaries inside prostate or seminal vesicles or bladder or a part of urethra that causing your hematuria occasionally. If it is painless or without burning sensations then you need not to worry. But it would be advisable that you consult urologist once for complete medical history and thoroughly clinical examination.