Hematospermia
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After a lengthy study, I learned that:
Than Blood In Mucus
When You Blow Your Nose.
Hematospermia is the medical term for bloody sperm (blood in semen). Even though most of us never heard of this condition, it seems to have been around for a long time. Blood in sperm was even written about by the father of modern medicine: Hippocrates! (born 460 bc)
There are a number of things that can cause Hematospermia: prostatitis (inflammation of the prostate gland), infection, blockage, injury or impact anywhere in the male reproductive system.
Many men, when they see blood in their semen, first think, "Oh no. Prostate cancer." Although it is possible, prostate cancer rarely causes bloody sperm.
The origin of most cases of Hematospermia is of unknown . And,
In a Few Days.
Although blood in semen is quite common, how often men get bloody semen is impossible to calculate because most semen is ejaculated during vaginal intercourse.
Hematospermia not only happens to sexually active young men, But, to older men as well.
The male reproductive system is very delicate. You know this if you were ever hit or kicked in the groin (as virtually every young boy has been!).
The same is true of bicycles. When your foot slips off the pedal and your testicles crash into the crossbar.. Or you get hit there with a ball.. Any impact to your testicles Hurts A Lot!!
If the tissues were stronger, like the muscles, a normal kick there would not be very painful.
Because the testicles, seminal vesicles, urethra, prostate gland, epididymis, and the perineum are very delicate tissues (like muscle), any impact or strain can cause a small blood vessel to break and put blood into the seminal fluid.
What is called "exhausted love making" can cause Hematospermia. Without sufficient semen in the seminal vesicles, the mucous membranes inside the seminal vesicles strain on ejaculation. Again, just like when you blow your nose too often or too hard, the delicate mucous membranes can rupture and bleed.
If an infection is the cause of your bloody sperm, an antibiotic can usually clear it up easily. If blockage is the cause, surgery may be required. That is not very common.
or accompanied by pain, you should go see your doctor.
Normally, however, Hematospermia comes and goes by itself.
Vitamin C Bioflavonoids (not ascorbic acid) strengthen the walls of the small blood vessels. It may be a very helpful supplement for you.
If you are a vegan type vegetarian and you are experiencing Hematospermia, you should consider adding butter to your diet. The essential nutrients in butter and meat fats (saturated animal fats) also play an important role in the strength of human blood vessels.
Be Well.....
William