What are the dangers of blood in male sperm?

Normal adult ejaculates gray or milky white semen. Blood in semen generally indicates reproductive system disease. Patients need to go to urology for medical treatment. They can confirm the actual cause of the disease through routine examination of semen and ultrasound examination of seminal vesicles. Common diseases that cause blood in semen, such as chronic seminal vesiculitis, are caused by bacterial infection. Treatment can be carried out with relatively sensitive antibiotics, such as levofloxacin and other quinolone antibiotics. After treatment, most patients can recover. If the blood in semen is caused by seminal vesicle tumor, this condition requires surgical treatment. Therefore, men should actively conduct examinations after ejaculation bleeding, confirm the actual cause of the disease, and choose an effective treatment plan.

If there is blood in the semen, it means that the male ejaculation patient finds that the semen is red, bright red, dark red, and contains blood. The test results show that there are a lot of blood cells. This is called hematospermia. Hematospermia is mostly caused by infection of the genital and urinary systems. The main causes are seminal vesiculitis and prostatitis. Genitourinary tumors can cause ejaculation bleeding. In clinical medicine, most patients with ejaculation bleeding are accompanied by decreased sperm density, poor sperm quality, low motility, and sperm liquefaction. At this time, you should go to a professional hospital outpatient clinic to find a professional doctor for examination, eliminate inflammation, eliminate tumors, eliminate urinary and reproductive system trauma, etc., and carry out comprehensive treatment to achieve significant results. If you find blood in your semen at night, you should pay attention to rest, avoid sexual intercourse, and try to recover as much as possible before having a normal sexual life. Only by resting well can you heal.

In clinical medicine, when the patient is asked about ejaculation bleeding, the patient explicitly mentions the issue of ejaculation bleeding, and calls the blood in the sperm ejaculation bleeding. Ejaculation bleeding is a major manifestation of seminal vesiculitis. In addition to seminal vesiculitis, other rare causes of ejaculation bleeding should also be considered. The most worrying one is seminal vesicle cancer. According to the patient's description of the symptoms and the frequency of ejaculation bleeding, the color of the ejaculation bleeding can be understood. For example, some are dark brown, which is considered to be old bleeding, and some are relatively fresh. In addition, whether the semen is all fresh blood, or a certain proportion of the bleeding, this is helpful for analyzing the condition.

90% of ejaculation bleeding is caused by chronic seminal vesiculitis. For these patients, appropriate medication and antibacterial treatment are given. Some doctors recommend frequent external ejaculation treatment, but I don't think so. If it is seminal vesicle cancer, surgery is necessary. How to distinguish these two diseases? In clinical medicine, in addition to understanding the symptoms and routine examination of semen, an imaging diagnosis examination should also be performed, such as B-ultrasound, to distinguish whether there is a space-occupying lesion in the seminal vesicle, and then clarify the primary cause of the disease.