Patient's question:
That day, I went in to check into a room with my girlfriend and realized that my health was getting worse. Because the semen I released had blood in it, and the color of the semen had changed. I had previously had seminal vesiculitis, which had never fully healed. What should I do about hematospermia (blood in semen)?Doctor's answer:
It is relatively serious for patients with seminal vesiculitis to experience symptoms of blood in semen again during sexual activity. Reappearance of blood in semen will affect the quality of semen, leading to a decline in sperm quality and impacting fertility. Moreover, the treatment of seminal vesiculitis is also challenging. Treatment primarily focuses on symptoms, such as using anti-inflammatory drugs and blood-activating, blood-resolving medications for symptomatic treatment. Regulating physical and mental health, maintaining personal hygiene, and avoiding bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity are important measures.