How does seminal fluid take blood to treat

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Semen with blood is not easy to detect immediately, unless more bleeding, or more difficult to find in sexual intercourse. Even if the penis, clothes, etc. are stained with blood after sex, people often think of it as the woman's reason first. If you wear a condom to have sex or ejaculate in vitro, it is not difficult to find semen with blood. How to treat blood in semen.

How does seminal fluid take blood to treat

First: from the normal milky white suddenly into blood red, reddish brown or mixed with blood, of course, mixed with blood, this is semen with blood. It is no more than a pathological change in a tissue part of the sperm movement path, such as bleeding, inflammation, and even tumor. Don't take semen with blood lightly. It may also be a sign of some serious disease. It's better to find a specialist for careful examination.

Second: clinically, semen with blood is not uncommon. After detailed clinical and laboratory examination, the vast majority of patients are controlled or cured after treatment, and only a very small number of tumor patients need further treatment. Because the composition of semen, in addition to the small volume of sperm, mainly from the seminal vesicle gland, followed by the prostate. Anatomically, the ejaculatory duct connecting the seminal vesicle gland opens at the urethral crest of the posterior urethra, and there are 10-20 openings of prostatic duct around it.

Third: in fact, the seminal vesicle, prostate and posterior urethra communicate with each other, and inflammation can easily spread from one of them to the other two. In addition, seminal vesicle gland wall is very thin, once hyperemia, the wall full of blood vessels is very easy to bleed. Therefore, the common cause of semen with blood is seminal vesicle adenitis, followed by prostatitis and posterior urethritis or posterior urethral congestion. It can also cause inflammation, swelling, congestion and bleeding of seminal vesicle wall due to the spread of inflammation in other adjacent organs. In general, at least 70% of semen with blood under the age of 30 is caused by inflammation.

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Other causes of semen bleeding include tuberculosis, seminal vesicle cyst, seminal vesicle tumor, prostate cancer, liver cirrhosis, portal hypertension, trauma, urinary tract obstruction, prostatic hypertrophy, etc. It is not easy for people to detect immediately, unless there is more bleeding, otherwise it is more difficult to find in sexual intercourse.