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Blood in Semen

Yasir
05/07/09
Yasir
Topics:Doctors

I want to take advice from you that, i am fully enjoying my sex life but from the last one month i have a serious problem that there is blood in semen. i was using condom and when i ejaculated i found that there is blood in the semen as the color was almost red. i didn't feel any pain. After that i give some gap in the intercourse about one week, Also my intercourse frequency is about a week. After a week i got night fall which also contain blood. After a week, when i again intercourse, apparently there was no blood in it but the colour was muddy or brownish. yesterday, it was again brownish in color, looking to me blood. I need serious advice, whether it is some serious problem or what it is actually? There is no pain or feeling normally but very slight pain in the pennis after ejaculation for a very short period. Also as per my best memory there was no physical injury in any area of my body.

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Jay Motola
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Jay Motola, M.D., F.A.C.S. has been practicing general urology since...

Friday, May 22, 2009

Blood in the semen is called hematospermia. It is usually a self-limited condition that tends to be benign, but in older patients, it may rarely be associated with malignancy. Most commonly it is associated with an inflammatory condition of the prostate (such as prostatitis) or the seminal vesicles. Blood clots in the urine however may be indicative of something not related to the ejaculation, but rather in the bladder and should be further evaluated. If the blood in the semen becomes persistent, further evaluation with a urologist would be advised.

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Yasir
Saturday, May 23, 2009 at 11:40 AM

Thanks for Answering, but the latest update is that now the condition is better and now the blood is not observing in the semen. i didn,t take any medical treatment but after the passage of time it eliminate himself.

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