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My testis hurts after sex and getting bowel movements with blood. Is it a side effect of Suboxone?

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Dr. Sushrutha M.

Published At November 25, 2020
Reviewed AtJune 17, 2021

Patient's Query

Hi doctor,

I am a 35-year-old male. I have been taking Suboxone for about ten years daily never really missed a day taking the medication. I have been feeling weak, tired, helpless, been given up on things lately. I just lost my will or drove to do anything. These are a few questions but im not sure what to do. I would call myself a little more than average looking, so I do not understand why I am so down.

After sex, my testicles swell up, and they hurt. And this is all true, so do not think I am making it up. But when I make a bowel movement, I noticed a little blood in it. That is scary itself. I do not have insurance. Please help my appointment in the right direction because I feel like giving up on everything I am getting off of Suboxone is one of the hardest things I have ever done, and I want nothing more than to be clean and to be happy because I feel like Suboxone is taking my life away. I am so ready to get on the right page and be in the right direction. I just need somebody to help me. I have a 15-year-old daughter who really needs her dad. Kindly give your opinion.

Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com.

You have gone through hard times for quite a while, and so it is no wonder that you are emotionally and physically exhausted. I can assure you that there are doctors all over the place who also treat under-insured patients. Your symptoms can be due to the following reasons:

1) Post-addiction syndrome.

2) Psychophysical exhaustion.

3) Dysregulated body functions.

4) Psychosomatic reactions.

I advise you to have healthy food and enough sleep.

I kindly ask you to see such a doctor in person. You will be able to find one, even if you have to ask a welfare organization for a list of physicians who help. It would help if you had a complete check-up, physically and mentally, and most likely also a non-habit-forming anti-depressant. If you could find a free counselor on top of that, you would feel much better very soon. Do not hesitate to contact me if you need any further advice.

Same symptoms don't mean you have the same problem. Consult a doctor now!

Dr. Alexander Davis
Dr. Alexander Davis

General Practitioner

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