Patient's question:
Approximately a month ago, hematospermia occurred, and five days ago, pre-ejaculate fluid also appeared red.Doctor's answer:
Hematospermia is commonly caused by inflammation of the seminal vesicles and prostate, tuberculosis, calculi, or trauma, varicocele, schistosomiasis, enlargement of the seminal vesicles and prostate, and other diseases. The treatment methods vary depending on the underlying cause of the disease. The key to treatment lies in identifying the cause of the disease and then providing symptomatic treatment. It is recommended to seek examination and diagnosis at a formal urological hospital as soon as possible to avoid delaying the condition. Hematospermia refers to a condition where blood is mixed in the semen. It is a symptom that can appear in many diseases and is also a type of male sexual dysfunction. There are several possible causes. The first type is functional, which refers to non-reproductive system pathological changes leading to the condition. For example, it may be caused by functional factors, such as overfilling and emptying of semen, relatively full filling, and other physiological activities, as well as sudden changes.