Patient's question:
How to treat hematospermia and male asthenozoospermia? How should this be treated? What kind of help is needed: How to treat hematospermia and male asthenozoospermia? How should this be treated?Doctor's answer:
If a man has hematospermia and asthenozoospermia, then these are two different conditions. Hematospermia indicates the presence of seminal vesiculitis, as semen is primarily stored in the seminal vesicles. The process of semen ejaculation occurs through the urethra, so bleeding points would only be in the seminal vesicles or the urethra. If the bleeding is in the urethra, there would be hematuria, but you don't have that now. Therefore, you should consider seminal vesiculitis.