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Article #5956Re: Reproductive (prostate, ovary) problems caused by pollution?
From: Bob Serina
Date: Wed, 20 Mar 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 20 Mar 1996 00:00
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Hi, I may not be able to help with blood in the urine, but I would like to relate an experience I had. This is a bit personal (as is your situation). When I was making love to my wife in the traditional (doggie) style once, she changed positions quickly as I was ejaculating. The experience was mildly painful, however within a few moments blood started to drip from my penis. I was alarmed and went to an emergency room. The physician squeezed my penis and noted that the blood coming out at that time was dark. He suggested that whatever lesion was involved had closed in that the blood appeared to be old. Still being concerned, I went to a medical school library to read on the subject. I had done some research in the medical field before, so I knew how to use the Indices Medicus. I was there about 10 hours before I found an obscure article that explained that the problem was probably caused by the tearing of the tissue of the ejaculation vessels where the fluid is stored just prior to ejaculation. The vessels are covered with small muscle's that contract on ejaculation and by blocking the release of the seminal fluid the wall of the vessels ruptured. I believed the explanation and there was no follow up bleeding. I know your situation is different, in that it involves blood in the urine. There must be a lesion or rupture. I think this is a good time for you to take a vacation and bury yourself in a medical library. Don't trust the medical industry. Before cholesterol was made a household word by nonprofessionals the medical industry had a $50 billion bypass industry going. Now they have an untold billion cash cow in the "enlarged prostate" industry. I believe that news reports say that about one half of American males will have prostate problems in their lifetimes. So maybe you can go to a med. or holistic school and find out some information that will help keep those of us reading this in the asymptomatic one half. Hope I have been some help. Write back and let me know what happened. Bob Serina f
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: 10df74,e49faa90d6da11b7 X-Google-Attributes: gid10df74,public From: Bob Serina <bserina@igc.apc.org> Subject: Re: Reproductive (prostate, ovary) problems caused by pollution? Date: 1996/03/20 Message-ID: <APC&1'0'4f7271ae'754@igc.apc.org> X-Deja-AN: 143408775 references: <4ii5pq$ese@alterdial.uu.net> x-gateway: notes@igc.apc.org newsgroups: ca.environment