What is the cause of bleeding in male genitals?

It is also quite common for male genitals to have blood in semen during ejaculation. The causes of this blood in semen are mostly related to infection, such as seminal vesiculitis. When the seminal vesicle becomes inflamed, it often leads to infection in the semen, which can cause symptoms of blood in semen. In addition, prostatitis and obstruction of the vas deferens may also cause this situation, which is harmful to men's health and can easily cause infertility.

1. Seminal vesiculitis

As the name suggests, seminal vesiculitis is an inflammation that occurs in the scrotum. When this inflammation occurs, the wall of the seminal vesicle becomes abnormally thin. The inflammation will cause blood vessels distributed on the wall to appear, and blood will flow in and out of the seminal vesicle through the wall. At this time, blood will be mixed into the sperm, so blood in semen will appear after ejaculation.

2. Prostatitis

When prostatitis occurs, the tissues and blood vessels inside the prostate will be in a state of congestion. When the congestion reaches a certain level, blood will pass through the capillaries and enter the prostatic fluid. The prostate is an important component of semen, so blood in semen is inevitable after ejaculation.

3. Vas deferens obstruction

The male reproductive system is abnormally fragile. When the vas deferens is blocked or cystic, it will cause the proximal duct to expand and swell, leading to rupture and bleeding of mucosal blood vessels. The sperm discharged through this will be mixed with blood, eventually leading to the appearance of hematospermia.

4. Vascular abnormalities

When varicose veins appear in a man's seminal vesicle, prostate, urethra or bladder, blood circulation is poor, which is also a major cause of hematospermia.

How to effectively prevent this disease?

1. Pay attention to personal hygiene

Many men seem to be careless and do not maintain adequate personal hygiene, especially during sexual intercourse, they must pay attention to cleanliness and clean their private parts in time before and after intercourse to prevent reproductive system inflammation from taking advantage.

2. Proper diet

Many men have the habit of liking spicy food and drinking alcohol. This unhealthy diet can also lead to inflammation. Pay attention to maintaining a light taste and ensuring a comprehensive and balanced dietary structure to lay a solid foundation for health.

3. Healthy lifestyle

Contemporary men are facing an increasingly fast pace of life, and their daily routines have been severely disrupted. They have irregular work and rest schedules, lack of sleep, and no exercise, all of which can affect our endocrine system and become a hidden danger to our reproductive health.

Problems with a man’s reproductive system must not be ignored. Although hematospermia is relatively rare, we still need to take good care of ourselves in our daily lives to avoid tragedies.