Will I have blood in my semen if I have prostatitis?

Prostatitis is a common acute or chronic inflammatory disease that can cause systemic or local symptoms. Urethral irritation symptoms and chronic pelvic pain are the main manifestations of prostatitis. As for whether the prostate can also cause hematospermia, this symptom mainly occurs in chronic prostatitis and will affect the local coagulation symptoms of the prostate.

1. Symptoms of hematospermia

Prostatitis can cause hematospermia. This is because after suffering from chronic prostatitis, the glandular tissue that produces prostatic fluid and the ducts that excrete prostatic fluid are extensively congested. When the congestion is severe, blood seeps out of the capillaries and enters the prostatic fluid. This is the source of hematospermia. The prostatic fluid secreted by patients with chronic prostatitis often increases significantly. Except for a part that flows out from the urethra (white drops), most of it accumulates in the prostate. When ejaculating, the stored prostatic fluid is also emptied suddenly, causing the pressure inside the prostate to drop suddenly. This sudden dynamic change can also cause capillary rupture and bleeding. The prostatic fluid produced by the inflamed prostate of the patient will undergo many biochemical changes, which may affect the local coagulation function of the prostate. Once bleeding occurs, it is not easy to stop naturally.

2. Treatment

The best treatment for prostatitis is to use a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. First use antibiotics for 7-14 days, then use Chinese medicine to consolidate the treatment. Guidance:

The treatment of prostatitis must be systematic and follow the course of treatment to be completely cured. During the treatment period, drink plenty of water, do not sit or ride for a long time, do not eat irritating food, do not smoke or drink, and have a regular sex life. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for treatment.

3. Note

Reduce sexual activity, participate in more sports and maintain a good attitude, and avoid rough sexual intercourse. At the moment of ejaculation, the entire vas deferens contracts strongly, and then quickly relaxes. The alternation of contraction and relaxation causes a sudden increase and decrease in pressure, which increases the permeability of the capillaries in the prostate and even causes capillary rupture. Therefore, if hematospermia has occurred, sexual life should be stopped until it is cured.