What does it mean when a 14 year old boy has brownish or reddish streaks in his !
Question: My boyfriend and I had sex abouta month and a half ago! The thing im worried about his that he had a brownish reddish type streak in his semen after he ejaculated...i've been kind of worried but just untill now, because I looked up the sypmtoms for HIV and they had a few but the one I have is dry cough!!! Is dry cough common even if your not sick??? Should I be worried he had streaks in his semen!?! I have been looking up things on health for men and I typed in the question, and the expert said scary, but normal!!! I am still a little paranoid and on edge!!! Please help me, and please give me truthful answer's and no sarcastic ones!!! Thanks!!!
Answers: My boyfriend and I had sex abouta month and a half ago! The thing im worried about his that he had a brownish reddish type streak in his semen after he ejaculated...i've been kind of worried but just untill now, because I looked up the sypmtoms for HIV and they had a few but the one I have is dry cough!!! Is dry cough common even if your not sick??? Should I be worried he had streaks in his semen!?! I have been looking up things on health for men and I typed in the question, and the expert said scary, but normal!!! I am still a little paranoid and on edge!!! Please help me, and please give me truthful answer's and no sarcastic ones!!! Thanks!!!
Just to be on the safe side you both need to visit the "health Clinic" in your town. They can tell you about the blood and at your age, you need to talk to someone about other issues also like birth control and safe sex.
Well if it was your first time, it could have been blood from you. If not, something is wrong. 14 is way to young to have sex. You probably should have done your research and worrying before you decided to have sex.
Color in Semen or Foul Smelling Semen
Red or Brown Colored Semen
If your semen is stained with a red or brown colored fluid it may be caused by blood. Sometimes a small blood vessel may burst when you ejaculate. Within a day or two the semen should return to its normal state, so there should be no need to worry. If it continues then you should see your doctor. Blood in semen may be present for many different reasons, such as infection, trauma and sometimes, but rarely, cancer.
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there are other things as bad as HIV and they are legion - STDs include gonorrhea, syphilis, non-gonococcal urethritis, yeast/chlamydia infections, and such. the problem may not have been from your poor boyfried but from you (you have not stated your age nor your prior sexual history/experience). maybe he picked it up from you who in turn picked it up from a past sexual encounter? seek medical attention before it's too late...