Causes of prostate bleeding

Male friends often encounter some unspeakable problems. The most common diseases of the urinary and reproductive systems include prostate diseases. This is a topic that men cannot avoid, especially men of a certain age. So some friends will ask what is prostate bleeding, how to treat it? How to prevent it?

What causes prostate bleeding? Experts say that the causes of prostate bleeding include:

1. Unhealthy lifestyle. Bad living habits such as excessive drinking and excessive consumption of greasy food can easily lead to endogenous dampness and heat, which accumulate in the reproductive organs, causing congestion and arousing sexual excitement.

2. Massage too hard. External stimulation caused by improper prostate massage, such as excessive or frequent massage, can cause congestion of the prostate.

3. Abnormal sexual life. Frequent sexual life, forced interruption of sexual life, or excessive masturbation can all cause abnormal congestion of the prostate. However, excessive sexual restraint can also produce long-term automatic excitement, thus causing passive congestion.

4. Direct pressure on the perineum. Cycling, horse riding, sitting for a long time, etc. can cause repeated injuries to the perineum and congestion of the prostate.

5. Colds and chills. Colds and chills can cause the body's sympathetic nerves to become excited, leading to increased urethral pressure and contraction of the prostate duct, which hinders the excretion of prostate fluid and causes congestion.

Blood in semen is called hematospermia. If the semen is all or partly light red, or brown, it is a sign of blood. Normal semen should not contain blood.

, hematospermia is not uncommon. After detailed clinical and laboratory examinations, the vast majority can be controlled or cured through treatment. Only a very small number of tumor patients require further treatment. In addition to a small amount of sperm, the composition of semen mainly comes from the seminal vesicles, followed by the prostate. From the anatomical structure, the ejaculatory duct connected to the seminal vesicle opens at the urethral ridge of the posterior urethra, and there are 10-20 prostate gland duct openings around it. In fact, the seminal vesicles, prostate, and posterior urethra are all related to the ejaculatory duct. The three organs are interconnected, and inflammation can easily spread from one to the other two. In addition, the wall of the seminal vesicle is very thin. Once it is congested, the cyst wall full of blood vessels will easily bleed. Therefore, the most common cause of hematospermia is firstly seminal vesiculitis, followed by prostatitis and posterior urethritis or posterior urethral congestion. It can also be caused by the spread of inflammation of other nearby organs, which can cause inflammation, swelling, congestion and bleeding of the seminal vesicle wall. Generally speaking, at least 70% of hematospermia in people under 30 years old is caused by inflammation.

If the blood in semen only occurs occasionally and no specific changes are found after examination, it may also be caused by the rupture and bleeding of tiny blood vessels in certain tissues due to rapid congestion and mechanical collision during sexual intercourse. There is no need to panic about this kind of transient blood in semen, as it can be completely recovered by suspending sexual intercourse for one or two weeks. Bleeding caused by inflammation is mostly intermittent, but does not last long. If the blood in semen persists and continues to worsen, the possibility of tumor cannot be ruled out. Some patients with extensive bleeding tendency in other parts of the body are likely to have systemic blood system bleeding diseases, such as leukemia and thrombocytopenia, rather than the consequences of local lesions.

Other causes include: tuberculosis, seminal vesicle cyst, seminal vesicle tumor, prostate cancer, portal hypertension due to cirrhosis, trauma, urinary tract obstruction, prostate hypertrophy, etc.

We recommend that you observe closely and go to a regular hospital's urology department for examination as soon as possible if any abnormalities occur.

I believe everyone must have understood what prostate bleeding is. Male friends must be embarrassed to talk about this problem and embarrassed to see a doctor, which often leads to more serious consequences. So after understanding the harm of this disease, everyone must be vigilant and not be careless. It is recommended that in addition to taking good care of yourself in daily life, it is also necessary to see a doctor early if there is a problem.