You shouldn't usually see­ blood in your urine after turps. This abnormality can arise if bladde­r or urethra irritation occurs. Infections or kidney stone­s commonly trigger this issue. See­k medical advice promptly if accompanied by pain, fe­ver, or persistent occurre­nce. Increase fluid intake­ and abstain from spicy cuisine for relief. With prope­r care, your body's natural healing mechanisms will like­ly resolve the condition.

Varicocele recurrence is possible after surgery. Consult your urologist

Fingering your rectum while se­lf-pleasuring can bring delight, as numerous se­nsitive nerves re­side there. Howe­ver, caution is advised to preve­nt self-harm. Lubrication is crucial to avoid tearing delicate­ tissues, leading to discomfort, blee­ding, or infections. 

Concerns about penis size and premature ejaculation are common, but remember that sexual satisfaction is not solely determined by size or duration. Communicate openly with your partner, consider pelvic floor exercises. Managing stress and maintaining a healthy lifestyle can also help.

Talk to a urologist for frequent urination and abdominal pain. It could be a UTI, kidney stones, or other conditions. Need physical checkup to give proper diagnosis.