Patient's question:
I currently have severe seminal hematuria, secondary, accompanied by severe premature ejaculation. The initial ejaculation is normal milky white, followed by blood-colored, with heavy color. Suspected to be prostatitis, sometimes frequent daytime urination, slight discomfort in the abdomen. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hematospermia may be one of the main symptoms of male reproductive system diseases. It is relatively common in modern medicine to have red semen during sexual intercourse. Prostatitis is less common in clinical diagnosis, and prostatitis and its transmission routes are also less common in the urethra and prostate. If the blood in the semen is only occasional and a thorough examination does not reveal any specific changes, it may also be caused by mechanical impact during certain sexual activities due to acute congestion and rupture of small blood vessels. As long as sexual intercourse is completely interrupted for one or two weeks and fully recovers, the bleeding caused by inflammation is usually minor and short-lived. This brief hematospermia does not need to be alarming. It is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible.