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Brown Sperms. Diagnosed Larger Than Average Prostate. Possible Sign Of Prostate Cancer?
I had brown sperm about 4 month ago and stopped. I just found out I had brown sperm again. I am 55 years old and during my health exam, Doctor diagnosed my prostate is much larger than average. What is causing this brown sperm? Is this the sign of prostate cancer? I had prostate check in April of this year and no sign of cancer. Pls anser my question and direct me to right process. Thank you.
Tue, 10 Sep 2013
Hello,
It may be due to presence of blood in the sperm.
This is evident clinically by enlargement of the prostate.
It is advisable to rule out cancer because it is the most common cause of blood in sperms.
Consult your doctor and request for PSA blood test and prostate biopsy to rule out prostate cancer.
It may be due to presence of blood in the sperm.
This is evident clinically by enlargement of the prostate.
It is advisable to rule out cancer because it is the most common cause of blood in sperms.
Consult your doctor and request for PSA blood test and prostate biopsy to rule out prostate cancer.
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