Patient's question:
Got hematospermia, so annoyed, don't know how much money it will take to treat it. Just started working and don't have much savings. I'm already grown up, but it's embarrassing to ask my family for money.Doctor's answer:
Ejaculation with blood is a relatively serious issue because the prostate and seminal vesicles are adjacent to each other, leading to mutual infection and exacerbating the disease, which can result in recurrent episodes. The cost of treating hematospermia depends on the type and severity of the disease. Generally, patients can seek medical treatment with peace of mind by choosing regular hospitals that publish their prices and have transparent charging practices. The cost of treating hematospermia is important, but patients need to understand the underlying causes of the condition. Overall, prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis are the main causes of hematospermia, and they often occur concurrently, making it crucial to identify the specific cause:1. Many patients with prostatitis experience hematospermia. When chronic prostatitis develops, the glandular tissue that produces prostatic fluid and the ducts that excrete it become widely congested. When congestion is severe, blood seeps from capillaries into the prostatic fluid, leading to hematospermia. In this case, to resolve the "hematospermia," the underlying prostatitis needs to be treated.
2. Seminal vesiculitis is a common cause of hematospermia, primarily due to the unique structure of the seminal vesicles. The thin wall of the seminal vesicle gland makes it prone to bleeding when inflamed, congested, or affected by conditions such as stones. To treat this type of hematospermia, targeted treatment for seminal vesiculitis is necessary.