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What Does Presence Of Blood In Semen Indicate?

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Question : I have blood in my semen
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Answered by Dr. Ronald Schubert (34 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
hematospermia

Detailed Answer:
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You are concerned that you have blood in your semen. This is called hematospermia and is usually a benign condition. It may be caused by trauma to the penis or prostate. It can also be caused by a prostate infection. In nearly 70 percent of men with the condition never find the causative agent. It is a low predictor of prostate cancer but it should be evaluated. Hematospermia usually resolves on its own without any treatment

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What Does Presence Of Blood In Semen Indicate?

Brief Answer: hematospermia Detailed Answer: Thank you for contacting HCM with your health care concerns You are concerned that you have blood in your semen. This is called hematospermia and is usually a benign condition. It may be caused by trauma to the penis or prostate. It can also be caused by a prostate infection. In nearly 70 percent of men with the condition never find the causative agent. It is a low predictor of prostate cancer but it should be evaluated. Hematospermia usually resolves on its own without any treatment I hope I answered your question. Please contact us again if you have any additional questions