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Difficult Bowel Movements With Release Of Semen. No STD. Reason?
hi, i am married man age 30 years. Most recently when I go to toilet and try to press bowel movement, on the very first initial press before bowel comes out, I can see that sperm comes out thru my penis. It happens only once on each time I go to toilet. For instance say if I spend 5 minutes for bowel movement, it only occurs during first 10 seconds with first press to muscle. Any thoughts or suggestions, please?. I do NOT have any sexually transmitted disease or any other problem or any other issues with penis. And there is no irritation while sperm comes out. It just happens automatically even w/o the penis being getting hard. Also you know, I'm not trying to get it hard during bowel movement. So it happens automatically. Any help or thoughts will be
Tue, 11 Jun 2013
Hi there ~
I understand your concerns. However it seems to me that you are likely to have problems with your bowel movements if you have to strain to get your bowel movements going. You do not have to "press" or strain to empty your bowels, it is something that happens without effort if it is normal. However you might need to consult a GI specialist if you continue to have constipation. Relieving the constipation usually also helps with the semen discharge that happens when you have to strain to pass motions. I hope this helps.
Take care and have a lovely day!
I understand your concerns. However it seems to me that you are likely to have problems with your bowel movements if you have to strain to get your bowel movements going. You do not have to "press" or strain to empty your bowels, it is something that happens without effort if it is normal. However you might need to consult a GI specialist if you continue to have constipation. Relieving the constipation usually also helps with the semen discharge that happens when you have to strain to pass motions. I hope this helps.
Take care and have a lovely day!
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