Why do boys pee blood?

Answer 1

Blood is always scary, and a sign of a problem, but not always a serious problem. What you experienced is not uncommon, and in this case a wait-and-see attitude is probably all you need. There are a dozen reasons you might have a little bit of blood in your urine, and if you search through this forum you can probably find most of them.

The point is, good for you for paying attention. Now, unless the amount of blood increases, or continues to be present for more than a couple days, there's probably nothing to worry about. It will heal and go away on its own. It's not difficult to do yourself a small injury that bursts some capillaries or made a small tear in your urethra (strenuous exercise, bicycling, sitting on a hard object, masturbating too roughly, etcetera).

In the meantime, you will probably have some burning sensation after urinating for a couple days while it heals, as the urine flow races over the small irritated area. Probably best not to fiddle with it, and also don't be afraid to urinate. Just like biting your cheek by accident, you just have to let it heal.

If the blood becomes profuse, or it lasts more than a couple days, then something else is probably going on and you need to treat it like an emergency. Remember that an ER doc is not going to know what to do, so go straight to a urologist.

Men don't talk much about things that happen to their penises, so it's not very likely (outside of a forum like this) that you would know what's going on. You might erroneously think it was an STD or something else. Anyway, again, good to notice, but for now relax, and see how it goes in the next couple days before panicking and running to the doctor.

Answer 2

Mostly only girls bleed...........its called a period.........

Answer 3

go to the doctor IMMEDIATELY!