Patient's question:

Half a month ago, during sexual intercourse, there was initially blood in the semen, followed by the first occurrence of blood in the urine. The urine then became clear, and there were no other physical symptoms. Seven days later, during another sexual intercourse, the same symptoms occurred again.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, there are several reasons for blood in semen in men, with the most common causes being conditions like seminal vesiculitis or prostatitis. For treatment, it is first necessary to identify the pathogen causing the infection through tests, such as bacterial infections, aseptic conditions, or specific infections. Among specific infections, there are many types, including mycoplasma, chlamydia, fungi, trichomonas, and viral infections, among others. There are simply too many types. Symptomatic treatment must be tailored to the specific condition to achieve the best results.