There is a little blood in the front of the ejaculation, but nothing in the back. What's wrong?

Some male friends found that there was a little blood in the front of the ejaculation but nothing in the back when they were having sex. Many male friends were very worried when they encountered this situation, worrying that there was some problem with their body or some disease that caused this situation. So, what is the matter with a little blood in the front of the ejaculation but nothing in the back?

First, what is the reason for a little blood in the front of the ejaculation but not in the back? There are many reasons for blood in the semen. Any disease in the tissues and organs that the sperm passes through during its operation will cause blood in the semen, such as prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, posterior urethritis, seminal vesicle tumor, varicocele and long-term perineal compression, among which seminal vesiculitis is the most common cause of bleeding. Inflammation is mostly caused by Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Escherichia coli. When bacteria invade the glands that produce semen, the inflammation causes the glands to become congested and swollen, and the tissues and blood vessels to rupture, and blood flows into the semen, resulting in different degrees of blood in the semen.

Second, in addition, patients also have urinary system symptoms such as urinary pain, urgency, frequent urination, and secretions flowing out of the urethra. Some patients also have pain or tenderness during ejaculation, which may even radiate to the pubic bone, groin, and waist. When the semen is tested, the red blood cells and white blood cells increase, and in severe cases, abscesses may even appear in the semen.

What's going on if there is a little blood before ejaculation but not after? Blood in semen can also come from diseases other than the semen channel, such as portal hypertension and high blood pressure caused by various types of liver cirrhosis. These diseases cause venous reflux obstruction, causing the mucosal blood vessels in the seminal vesicles to dilate. When sexually excited, the dilated blood vessel walls are prone to rupture and bleeding. Some men have allergic constitutions, and when they have systemic allergic reactions due to drugs, pollen or other factors, they can also cause blood in semen. In the past, it was generally believed that blood in semen was just a benign disease, but now it seems that this understanding is incomplete. Blood in semen that does not heal for a long time may also bring many harms, causing great fear in patients, and even causing neurological dysfunction. Therefore, it must not be ignored. If hematospermia occurs, you should go to the hospital in time to find out the cause and receive symptomatic treatment.