What to do if a man bleeds during ejaculation

It is scary for men to bleed during ejaculation. If you are making love seriously but find that there is blood in your ejaculation, you will be very frustrated. Where is the dignity of a man? The woman in bed will look down on you. But the first thing you should consider is not these. You should find out the reason for this and cure yourself. Is your dignity as a man more important than your life? No way, dignity is really that important. Dignity is there, but it is useless without it.

When the semen ejaculated by a man is pink, red, brownish red or contains blood, and microscopic examination shows a large number of red blood cells, accompanied by corresponding symptoms and signs of the primary disease causing hematospermia, it can be diagnosed as hematospermia.

What causes hematospermia?

1. Prostatitis: Prostatic fluid is a component of semen, and the color of semen is determined by the composition of semen. If a man suffers from prostatitis, it will also affect the composition of prostatic fluid and cause hematospermia.

2. Seminal vesiculitis: Hematospermia is a typical symptom of seminal vesiculitis. It is caused by the thin wall of the male seminal vesicle. If the seminal vesicle becomes inflamed and seminal vesiculitis occurs, the wall of the seminal vesicle will become edematous and congested, and the fragility of the capillaries on the wall of the seminal vesicle will increase, resulting in blood in the semen.

3. Varicose veins: If a man suffers from varicose veins of the posterior urethra, there are many small veins in the neck of the bladder that extend directly to the posterior urethra. These small veins are tortuous and dilated. During sexual intercourse and ejaculation, the posterior urethra contracts strongly, causing the small veins to rupture and resulting in hematospermia.

What are the dangers of hematospermia?

1. Infertility: The mechanism of infertility caused by hematospermia is that the sexual organ that causes hematospermia has a complex structure, which causes secondary obstruction of the vas deferens and edema and obstruction of the ejaculatory duct opening, resulting in no discharge of semen despite ejaculation. Other causes of infertility include changes in the composition of seminal plasma during seminal vesiculitis.

2. Decreased sexual function: If hematospermia is not treated for a long time or the treatment does not achieve the desired effect, it will also lead to a decline in the condition of other parts of the body and affect male sexual function.

3. Killing sperm: This is because there are a large number of white blood cells in the seminal plasma, and the cells are mixed with pus, which significantly increases the viscosity. As a result, the sperm cannot move and is not conducive to sperm survival.

Men bleed during ejaculation. Hematospermia is not a disease, but it is really fatal. Hematospermia may cause infertility. When their lover has not been pregnant for several years, many of them will think that they have found a hen that does not lay eggs, but they do not point the finger at themselves and face their own problems. Having hematospermia may make sex less passionate, and there will always be a psychological burden.