Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Before. Previously, I had no similar experience. On the same night, I had sexual intercourse twice. The first time was normal, but the second time, I experienced symptoms of hematospermia.
Doctor's answer:
If the blood in the semen occurs only occasionally and no specific abnormalities are found upon examination, it may be caused by minor blood vessel rupture due to sudden congestion and mechanical trauma during sexual intercourse. In such cases of transient hematospermia, there is no need to panic. Simply abstaining from sexual activity for one to two weeks will allow complete recovery. However, bleeding caused by inflammation tends to be intermittent, such as prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, urethritis, epididymitis, prostatic calculi, or ureteral-bladder calculi. If the blood in the semen persists and worsens progressively, the possibility of a tumor cannot be ruled out. In some cases, patients may also exhibit widespread bleeding tendencies in other parts of the body, which could indicate a systemic hemorrhagic disorder, such as leukemia or thrombocytopenia. We recommend that you visit our Reproductive Infection Department for diagnosis and symptomatic treatment to avoid delaying the condition.