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The principles of treating hematospermia are generally the same (with special treatments required for conditions like tumors or tuberculosis). During acute bleeding, sexual activity is strictly prohibited. After hematospermia disappears, rest for 1-2 weeks is still recommended, and sexual intercourse should not be too frequent or intense after recovery. Alcohol and spicy, irritating foods should be avoided to prevent exacerbating congestion. Long-distance cycling or horseback riding should be avoided. Once a week, seminal vesicle and prostate massage can help expel inflammatory secretions. Daily hot sitz baths for 15-20 minutes with water temperature of 41-42°C (a 30-day course followed by a 10-day rest before the next course) are beneficial. Antibiotics such as penicillin, gentamicin, and kanamycin (administered via intramuscular injection, local ion, etc.) and hemostatic drugs like vitamin K and Anluoxue are also necessary for symptomatic treatment. Physical therapy and traditional Chinese medicine treatments can also be adopted. When posterior urethritis is present, posterior urethral medication instillation therapy can be performed. With proper treatment, recovery will not affect sexual activity or fertility, so there is no need to worry. However, caution is still required to avoid delaying treatment, which may otherwise impair fertility.