Patient's question:
It's just that the semen had a little blood today, and there are no other symptoms.Doctor's answer:
Hello, if it's your first time noticing this, it might be physiological. There are three possible reasons:1. During ejaculation, the seminal vesicles experience strong spasmodic contractions, which alter the permeability of capillaries in the wall of the seminal vesicles, causing red blood cells to seep into the semen.
2. When sexual frequency is low, the secretion fluid in the seminal vesicles accumulates, increasing pressure. After ejaculation, the pressure drops suddenly, leading to capillary rupture and bleeding.
3. In men with an allergic constitution, the activity of enzymes that dissolve fibrinogen in semen increases, damaging the capillaries in the wall of the seminal vesicles and causing leakage of blood.
This type of physiological hematospermia often resolves on its own without treatment, so there's no need to worry. If it occurs more than once, it's important to be cautious of underlying diseases, such as prostatitis or seminal vesiculitis. For further inquiries, please consult our online doctors.