Patient's question:
Questions about prostatitis? Can prostatitis cause hematospermia? Can a routine urinalysis reveal prostatitis? An ultrasound shows an enlarged prostate with calcification spots—have the calcification spots already healed? The doctor prescribed Levofloxacin, Yinhua Muyanlin tablets, and Tanluoxin, and then I bought Prostamol, which mainly contains rapeseed pollen. The doctor said to do a prostatic fluid test in half a month. Is this hematospermia caused by prostatitis, or is it due to long-term abstinence and occasional sexual activity leading to rupture of seminal vesicle capillaries? Is it functional hematospermia, not pathological hematospermia?? Please help clarify this for me from a urologist. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
There are several reasons for hematospermia, such as orchitis, penile injury, and severe prostatitis can also cause this symptom. It is recommended to implement systematic treatment, with a combination of medication and physical therapy for better results. Pay attention to hygiene of the reproductive organs to prevent reinfection, and avoid exposure to cold to prevent catching a cold.The daily treatment for prostatitis patients mainly focuses on symptomatic treatment. Patients can take oral medications and supplement with vitamins. Additionally, pay attention to diet and consume light, soft, and easily digestible foods.