Bleeding with catheters

I always seem to bleed when using a catheter not sure why it seems like the blood is coming from father inside because if I use a sound I never have issues with bleeding I even larger sounds. The blood drips for couple of minutes and stops one time with some extended prostate stimulation pushing it in and out little it bleed longer like 10 minutes of dripping. I was getting worried eventually stopped I never had any UTI issues always used brand new caths with sterile gloves.

I always seem to bleed when using a catheter not sure why it seems like the blood is coming from father inside because if I use a sound I never have issues with bleeding I even larger sounds. The blood drips for couple of minutes and stops one time with some extended prostate stimulation pushing it in and out little it bleed longer like 10 minutes of dripping. I was getting worried eventually stopped I never had any UTI issues always used brand new caths with sterile gloves.

That's a lot of bleeding.

Don't get overconfident about not getting an infection.

I always seem to bleed when using a catheter not sure why it seems like the blood is coming from father inside because if I use a sound I never have issues with bleeding I even larger sounds.

I would make an appointment with a urologist and get yourself checked out. What you describe doesn't seem normal to me. I have never used any sounds and I have been using catheters a lot and have not had any bleeding at all. I have always wanted to try sounding, but never have. I am sure they would feel really good. I like the feel of a catheter a lot.

The only time I had any blood in my urine was after I passed what we believe to have been a kidney stone. They did a CAT scan and then looked at my bladder with a scope. Nothing was found so the only conclusion they could come to was I did indeed pass a kidney stone. Haven't had any more trouble since then.

Get yourself checked out to be sure there is nothing wrong. Don't be fearful of admitting you enjoy catheter play.

The reason that I say is get the Bleeding checked out is because I have lost a couple of friends who had no indication they had anything wrong with them. One friend went in for an apendix removal and they found stage 5 colon cancer. No history in his family, nothing. He lasted about 14 months.

While you may think this is normal, it could be a sign of something serious and it could be also something that could be treated in the Dr.'s office and is just something minor and may involve nothing complicated.

I remember when I was told I had to have a colonosopy and I fretted over that a lot. There was nary a problem and after it was over, I felt good, knowing that nothing was wrong. Then I had physical and my blood work came back with a high number for my PSA test. So off I went to the urologist. Again I fretted over that, after the visit I was told I was old and there was no problem. I found the peace of mind to be very helpful to my overall well being.

So I would get this checked out. Then go about playing as you did and enjoy. Embrace your enjoyment of catheter use.

It doesn't take much to make your urethra bleed. Any sharp edges can easily cut the soft tissue with out causing pain. Next thing you know your bleeding. Using any type of pressure with an object to big can cause the same thing. Even lack of lube can cause bleeding. The urethra is very soft and sensitive in most people. This is why it is suggested that most people stay a way from this type of play. That being said, I think there are lots of people who do urethra play and quickly find there urethra adapts to this type of use. I'm guessing a catheter would do the same thing.

Well i did bleed for about 6 mounts while doing Foley Catheters now after about a year no bleeding at all,, just a lot of fun feels so good am able to wear all weekend and go shopping with like all things takes time... I think the trick is to find to correct size for you

Read this who knew

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2018-07-bladder-regenerate-business.html

The bladder can regenerate like nobody's business and now we know why

Read this who knew

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2018-07-bladder-regenerate-business.html

The bladder can regenerate like nobody's business and now we know why

This is clearly an article for LAY PEOPLE. I would take what it says with a BIG grain of salt.

Histologically there is a BIG difference between "healing", (especially when by secondary intention) "repair" and "regeneration." In the article the author appears to use the terms interchangeably which is WRONG.

This sentence in the article is particularly telling:

"We saw these other cells come in to compensate for the loss of bladder cells,"

Regeneration REQUIRES undifferentiated, pluripotential cells to infiltrate the area and undergo differentiation to BECOME ALL the cell types that were originally damaged or lost. If all the cell types do not redevelop, there was repair, NOT regeneration--and there is a big difference between the two.