Patient's question:
What are the hazards of hematospermia?Doctor's answer:
If blood is not treated for a long time in patients with hematospermia, it will accumulate in the semen, affecting the quality of the semen. At the same time, if the treatment of the primary disease is not ideal, it will also lead to a decline in overall health status, reduced sexual function, and decreased fertility, which is bound to develop into male infertility. Patients with prolonged hematospermia who do not receive timely treatment may develop prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, urethritis, epididymitis, prostatic stone of the spermatic cord, and ureteral-bladder stones. If hematospermia persists and worsens continuously, the possibility of a tumor cannot be ruled out. The harm of hematospermia is significant, and some patients may have a widespread bleeding tendency in other parts of the body, which may be a systemic hemorrhagic disorder, such as leukemia or thrombocytopenia.