The vast majority of male infertility is related to the quality of sperm and semen. If a man suffers from oligospermia or asthenozoospermia, the sperm cannot reach the egg at all. But there is another condition that is more severe in appearance than similar diseases, which is hemospermia. Haemospermia, as the name suggests, refers to the appearance of blood color or even streaks in the sperm. So will this type of hemospermia affect fertility? How to treat hemospermia again?

1、 Etiology of hemospermia

The causes of enuresis include infection factors, duct obstruction and cyst factors, tumor and vascular abnormalities, non disease factors, more blood than disease factors, malignant tumors, seminal vesicles, stones, and general diseases of the male reproductive system, all of which can cause wound infections. Common causes include seminal vesiculitis, prostatitis, urethritis, epididymitis, prostate, seminal vesicle stones, urethral stones, bladder stones, and prostate. Hematology disorders may be caused by excessive sexual activity or long-term abstinence, or they may be idiopathic. If there are diseases such as seminal vesiculitis, prostatitis, epididymitis, syphilis, tuberculosis, etc., this situation can also occur. There may also be hematospermia caused by diseases such as prostate cysts or ejaculatory duct cysts.

2、 Can hemospermia affect fertility?

Blood diseases may affect fertility. Without timely and effective treatment, blood semen may affect semen quality, thereby affecting the patient's fertility. Blood diseases may cause adverse symptoms such as burning sensation in the urethra, difficulty urinating, scrotal pain, and pain during ejaculation, which can have adverse effects on the patient's daily life in the future. The treatment methods for hemospermia mainly include medication and surgical treatment, but it is recommended that patients go to a regular hospital for detailed examination and targeted treatment under the guidance of a doctor. In the absence of ejaculation for a long time, once ejaculated, it is easy to develop bloody ejaculation without any other symptoms. Blood diseases can reduce male sperm motility. If the sperm vitality is low, it is not easy to combine with the egg, so it can cause infertility!

3、 Treatment methods for hemospermia

For functional hemospermia, idiopathic hemospermia, and iatrogenic hemospermia, symptomatic treatment mainly includes hemostasis, cessation of sexual intercourse, prevention of infection, etc. Some patients can often recover on their own. If it is caused by infection, medication and targeted treatment, combined with antibiotics and finasteride, are effective methods for treating infectious hemospermia. A small number of tuberculosis patients can undergo surgical treatment if necessary. Refractory hematospermia can be treated by ultrasound-guided transurethral ureteroscopy or seminal vesicle flushing, perineal or abdominal seminal vesicle puncture and catheterization. Patients with hematospermia caused by urethral diseases such as posterior urethral polyps, adenomas and vascular diseases can be cured by urethral resection or cauterization, while patients with bladder cancer cancer, prostate cancer and seminal vesicle cancer need surgical treatment.

Haemospermia, as a very frightening male reproductive system disease, once discovered, can cause significant psychological pressure on male patients. Some people may even suspect that they have already contracted certain types of cancer, but it is not so serious. Generally, it is only sporadic. If it occurs frequently, it is necessary to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination to rule out risk factors!