Men should be alert to bleeding in three places

Nipple bleeding

Nipple bleeding is more common in long-distance runners and cyclists because their clothes often rub against the skin. In this case, wearing soft clothes such as silk or cotton can greatly alleviate or even eliminate the embarrassment. If there is discomfort, you can also apply a layer of ointment on the affected area to relieve the symptoms.

Blood in semen

Blood in the semen is not a rare phenomenon. The probability of this happening before the age of 40 is very small. Excessive cycling or excessive antibiotic use may cause this occasionally. However, this happens more frequently at the age of 50. It may be a sign of prostatitis. The inflammation causes damage to small blood vessels, resulting in blood in the semen. Go to the hospital for a checkup. Treating the symptoms can cure the root cause.

Blood in the stool

If you have blood in your stool, you must see a doctor. Red stools indicate possible bleeding in the digestive system; dark stools mean dry stools and possibly stomach ulcers; dark red may mean inflammation of the colon, and bright red is the most dangerous, possibly meaning rectal bleeding or even a tumor.