Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Post-ejaculation blood. Three tests have been conducted on the urethra and sperm, as well as the prostate. The results showed no white blood cells ++, with other findings being normal.Current general condition: Three weeks of treatment have been completed so far. Western medicine has been taken for 11 days, intravenous drip for 2 days, and traditional Chinese medicine for 7 days. If there is still blood in the semen upon examination, should further tests be conducted to determine if medication needs to be adjusted? What methods are available?
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Doctor's answer:
You can choose between surgery or traditional Chinese medicine treatment, as the etiology and pathogenesis of this disease mainly involve four aspects: damp-heat, yin deficiency, spleen deficiency, and blood cancer. Therefore, for those with damp-heat descending and injured meridians, the treatment primarily focuses on clearing heat and draining dampness, as well as cooling blood and stopping bleeding. For those with yin deficiency and excess fire, which damages the meridians, the treatment mainly focuses on nourishing yin and reducing fire, as well as calming the meridians and stopping bleeding. For those with deficiency of both the spleen and kidneys, weak, and inability to control blood, the treatment primarily focuses on tonifying the kidneys and strengthening the spleen, as well as replenishing qi and stopping bleeding. For those with blood stasis obstructing the meridians and new blood unable to return to its proper channels, the treatment mainly focuses on promoting qi circulation and resolving blood stasis, as well as invigorating blood and stopping bleeding.