First time blood in semen?

Hematospermia is a common disease in men's life. Under normal circumstances, men's sperm is white and there is no abnormality. If there is blood in the semen, it is generally caused by disease, such as prostate disease or seminal vesiculitis. In fact, no matter what the cause of hematospermia is, it needs to be taken seriously. Men must develop good hygiene habits in their lives.

What is blood in semen?

Hematospermia refers to a kidney disease caused by heat entering the sperm chamber and spleen and kidney qi deficiency, which leads to damage of the blood vessels in the sperm chamber, blood overflowing from the vessels, and discharge with the semen. The main clinical manifestations are semen that is pink, red, brownish red or contains blood. Western medicine calls it seminal vesiculitis. The prognosis of this disease is good and it can usually be cured with timely and accurate treatment. Chronic seminal vesiculitis is prone to recurrence, causing impotence, anejaculation, etc., accompanied by the emergence of a series of mental symptoms.

Everyone has already understood what blood in semen is. Let's take a look at what causes blood in semen:

1. Diseases of the seminal vesicle and prostate: Diseases of the seminal vesicle and prostate, such as benign prostatic hypertrophy, seminal vesicle stones, and urinary system tuberculosis, are the most common causes.

2. Tumors or trauma: Seminal vesicle, prostate cancer or trauma can cause rupture and bleeding of the reproductive tract capillaries, causing blood to mix into semen and cause hematospermia.

3. Hemorrhagic diseases: Purpura leukemia, scurvy, etc. cause increased vascular fragility and changes in coagulation mechanism, thus causing hematospermia.

4. Others: Varicocele, long-term and repeated compression of the perineum, dilation and rupture of the suburethral veins near the spermatic colliculus, etc. can also cause hematospermia. Excessive sexual activity can also cause damage to the capillaries in the reproductive tract and lead to hematospermia.

How to treat hematospermia

1. Stop sexual intercourse to allow the seminal vesicle to fully rest.

2. Choose antibiotics to treat the cause of the disease. You can choose 800,000 units of penicillin, injected intramuscularly twice a day, or add 0.5 grams of streptomycin, twice a day, or 80,000 units of gentamicin, injected intramuscularly twice a day. Other options include tetracycline and sulfonamides.

3. You can treat the disease symptomatically and use hemostatic drugs, such as vitamin K3 and Anluoxue.

4. You can use seminal vesicle and prostate massage to allow the fluid containing cells in the seminal vesicle to be discharged as soon as possible to facilitate recovery.

5. You can do physical therapy and hot bath to accelerate the disappearance of inflammation. A small number of hematospermia is caused by seminal vesicle tuberculosis and prostate tuberculosis, and should be treated according to anti-cancer methods. A very small number of hematospermia is caused by seminal vesicle tumor or posterior urethral tumor, and should be diagnosed and treated by a specialist.