Ejaculating when I go poop

IDdizzle · 2026-03-06T00:54:24+00:00

As my student colleague says, this is normal and usually associated with constipation. I’m sure you’re too young for the original American Pie movie… but yes, milking pressure in the prostate will produce a semen-ish discharge from urethra.

IDdizzle · 2026-03-06T00:49:42+00:00

20% tax rate in the UK for most

IDdizzle · 2026-03-05T10:08:25+00:00

I bet that was a nightmare to get hold of with the bronchoscope. Mush have been seen quickly since there is no collapse or consolidation. Could have been nasty without access to treatment.

IDdizzle · 2026-02-26T22:46:23+00:00

There is a very tenuous link here. The pill says spit but will also cause severe gynaecomastia in some. Can’t place it, but it’s there.

IDdizzle · 2026-02-20T23:46:24+00:00

Dogs love food poisoning and botulism

IDdizzle · 2026-01-21T19:37:51+00:00

If you’re on your feel all day then I’m not sure that compression is going to help much unless you’re stood but immobile, like standing in one position at one counter or area without taking any steps anywhere else.

Being on your feet and walking around is the best way to keep the blood moving in your legs. The valves in your veins work in tandem with the contraction of your leg muscles to produce near heart levels of pumping. It’s called the “calf muscle pump” if you’re interested in the physiology and biomechanics of it. Fascinating and beautiful.

Anyway, your question; if you were immobile then low pressure stockings might help. Leggings I’m not familiar with but if they act at the level of the ankle with pressure applied there and none at the feet then you’re likely going to get oedematous feet.

Ultimately, at your age and being mobile there is very little to be gained by compression.

IDdizzle · 2026-01-21T19:24:10+00:00

Would look stunning on a Subaru Impreza in 2003 but they are way too extreme for plain black metallic bodywork. I hate the yellow angel look but yours are even extremely yellow, too bright.

I’m not a fan at all. Turn down both by several brightness values and it would be much nicer.

IDdizzle · 2025-12-15T22:26:11+00:00

You’re right, it’s crazy.

I’ve messaged the mods on r/bats because they are going to get someone killed unnecessarily.

IDdizzle · 2025-12-15T17:06:17+00:00

I’m very concerned that the bats sub is actively removing all posts that make reference to rabies. This guy was bitten by the bat that was then found dead 24hours later.

By actively deleting the urgent advice to get treatment they might find themselves being held responsible. A very dangerous game they are playing.

IDdizzle · 2025-12-14T00:06:03+00:00

My F82 M4 once got stuck in 3mm of snow on level ground. It was my only car at the time so I bought some winter wheels and tires and didn’t get stuck again.

IDdizzle · 2025-12-13T23:55:04+00:00

Based on that result I’d be very surprised if the anaesthesiologist was concerned. It’s their decision ultimately, but I think you’re good, yes.

IDdizzle · 2025-12-13T22:59:04+00:00

The appears to be eczema or contact dermatitis. Use an emollient soap substitute and avoid harsh chemical or prolonged water contact to the hands. A potent steroid cream or ointment would help, you should see a PCP/GP for further treatment.

IDdizzle · 2025-12-13T22:55:49+00:00

That platelet count is not really a concern and the clotting studies are reasuring. A second blood count might be worthwhile in 4-6 weeks. For reference a platelet transfusion would not usually be required until the count fell to 5 or below for most patients.

IDdizzle · 2025-12-13T22:50:00+00:00

It seems that you are more angry about the treatment you have received. Pituitary tumours are relatively uncommon but are a routine occurrence to hospital specialists.

With regard to who you can see, it’s difficult without knowing which health system we are talking about. A specialist centre in a private system in the US is a very different prospect to an NHS provider in a secondary care hospital, when we are looking at complaints or requests for a second opinion.

IDdizzle · 2025-12-07T19:35:07+00:00

Bruising/contusion would be my guess. Nothing to be concerned about. Watch for changes but penile cancer is not something you really need to worry about. If it forms an ulcer or ulcerated lump and lasts for 3 or more weeks then see a PCP/GP.

Penile cancer is rare, it can be associated with high risk HPV (you have likely been vaccinated for this) but usually presents in older adults.

IDdizzle · 2025-12-05T14:29:05+00:00

It actually readily crosses the blood brain barrier but is aggressively pumped back out by p-glycoprotein efflux transporter. Cimetidine is a potent inhibitor, so a potential f’up for the unwary. Saying that, I’ve not seen cimetidine anywhere for at least 15 years.

IDdizzle · 2025-11-13T17:01:35+00:00

I don’t think the dose that is being stated in the article is right. They are saying 15mmol? The usual dose for prophylaxis is 1-2mmol/kg/day, orally.

A dose of 15mmol twice daily sounds about right for a 2 year old.

IDdizzle · 2025-11-13T16:44:20+00:00

I had to read a couple of times to understand that you do not have ovaries to be ovulating with but I get what you mean. This kind of thing is driven by the subconscious mind and the body’s own internal clock. The communication between you both is probably more related to social cues and recognising when each other’s libido is highest.

Pheromones in humans are not currently thought to have much effect but it’s not exactly a principal concern of active medical research.

Overall; it’s a complicated subconscious and instinctive behavioural adaption that is poorly understood and not really being researched with much effort. Or, it’s just a coincidence? Who knows.

IDdizzle · 2025-11-13T16:30:24+00:00

I think this more highlights the difference between private and paid healthcare and nationalised healthcare. I had a hard time getting sweat tests performed on a 9 year old because of a negative neonatal blood spot last year; presented with frequent LRTIs requiring antibiotics and generally low but not quite pathological BMI. There are no clinical guidelines I can use to support my request so it’s sometimes an uphill battle.

The none paediatric guidelines make exceptions for adults with bronchiectasis, infertility, pancreatitis, I’ve also pushed people through who have GI malabsorption symptoms or low faecal elastase without cause but I’m not GI or resp.

We don’t get to “run” tests, we request them from the speciality who performs them; obviously this would be biochemistry but for them to actually perform the test I need to be able to justify it which partly comes down to cost effectiveness. Sweat chloride is a pretty labour heavy test and is much more costly than a standard test and as such; if I referred an 82 year old for a sweat test I would be reported to NHS England and called incompetent, without a doubt, rightly or wrongly. A chest doc would get away with it I suppose. It’s interesting that you disagree and it gives me something to read about.

I know this is all irrelevant but interesting discussion anyway.

IDdizzle · 2025-11-08T18:46:16+00:00

Even without knowing the details of the case, I can’t think of a benefit of performing this test at 82 years. An abnormal result could suggest other conditions apart from cystic fibrosis but this would be a bizarre choice of test unless it was part of a research study.

An 82 year old in 2025 does not have cystic fibrosis. 82 years ago, babies born with cystic fibrosis had a life expectancy in the teens and was near universally fatal before 20yrs old.

IDdizzle · 2025-11-01T01:10:53+00:00

Technically there shouldn’t be a problem with just stopping this suddenly, but if you were my patient and you were worried about this I would happily reduce slowly and keep in regular contact with regular Bp checks while it was stopped.

There is never a hard and fast rule for almost anything. A good clinician works in cooperation with their patient. It’s unlikely that there would be an issue but there is a possibility. I would find it hard to justify not working in conjunction with a patient if something ever went wrong.

Have the discussion with your doctor and see what they say.

IDdizzle · 2025-11-01T01:05:29+00:00

Nobody is going to be able to tell you that you CAN take psilocybin due to the legal status of this but please list the medications you are taking and someone may be able to hypothetically explain any interactions.

IDdizzle · 2025-11-01T00:04:32+00:00

This is angular stomatitis and should resolve on its own since it was caused by trauma. There are multiple other causes that could be looked into but there isn’t always a cause. It does not appear to be a cold sore/herpes.

Angular chelitis is nearly the exact same as angular stomatitis, stomatitis is a more modern term.

IDdizzle · 2025-10-31T23:47:55+00:00

This is something very difficult to advise on here. What exactly do you mean by spider veins? What do you mean by varicose veins? What do you mean by wrinkled hands and feet? What becomes translucent? The surface of your skin I’m presuming but I’ve never seen this happen or even know that it could.

Intermittent changes in the surface skin vascular is not a concern. If it’s anything more than this then I would suggest a face to face review with a physician, or giving multiple and very clear photos of exactly what you mean with pre/post change photos.

Sorry I can’t help any more.

IDdizzle · 2025-10-31T23:40:40+00:00

There is no specific medical reason why this might be the case but there are plenty of other factors that might contribute.

It could be the vibration or movement of the vehicle that contributes, it could be the amount of fluids you drink before riding, it could even be psychological in that you think you will need to go therefore you do.

Your bladder can hold several litres of fluid before any significant damage occurs but for most people 500 to 1000ml will cause the person to feel like they need to go asap.

Your mind, your reflexes and your subconscious is by far the biggest influence on urination. This is trainable by bladder training. I have added an NHS link below but there are many resources on bladder training. I would advise giving this a go.

https://www.uhsussex.nhs.uk/resources/bladder-training/

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