Patient's question:
I and my girlfriend discovered blood in my semen during our first sexual encounter. Subsequent emissions were also blood-stained. What could be the reason for this? Is there a way to prevent it? How long does it take to heal? Is blood in the semen a symptom of seminal vesiculitis?Doctor's answer:
1. Hematospermia is a common symptom in the fields of urology and andrology. It refers to the discharge of red semen during sexual intercourse or nocturnal emission. Normal semen is milky white, grayish white, or light yellow. When it repeatedly appears as blood-stained semen, it becomes pink, brownish red, or contains blood streaks. Under careful observation with an optical microscope, red blood cells can be seen mixed in the semen.2. It is recommended to visit a local top-tier hospital for a thorough examination and treatment. Men are advised to take this seriously. If blood-stained semen repeatedly occurs, it is important to seek medical attention early and consult with a reputable large hospital for treatment after professional advice. Early treatment leads to early recovery, preventing more severe consequences.