Patient's question:
Main symptoms: Ejaculation during sexual activity. Onset time: 2009/9/25. Test results: Did not go for testing.Doctor's answer:
Normal semen freshly ejaculated is viscous, milky white, and contains grayish-white clots. If the semen appears entirely or partially light red or coffee-colored, this indicates the presence of blood, as normal semen should not contain blood components. The causes of hematospermia include:(1) Inflammations of the reproductive tract, such as prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, urethritis, epididymitis, prostatic calculi of the spermatic cord, or ureteral-bladder calculi.
(2) Obstruction of the seminal tract and cysts.
(3) Tumors and vascular abnormalities.
(4) Systemic factors, such as hypertension or hemophilia.
(5) Trauma to the reproductive tract.
It is recommended that you visit the department of reproductive infections at a hospital, avoid excessive sexual activity, maintain regular bowel movements, and undergo scientific testing to identify the underlying cause. Based on the diagnosis, targeted treatment should be administered.