Blood in sperm?

[lookingforhung]

Yeah..when I saw it, I was shocked. But then did a quick search and found it was not uncommon. Could happen from rougher sex etc

Anybody else ever have it?

 

[D_Pearesonne Pipelayeur]

Never not till now

 

[ripvanwinkle]

Never not till now

you just got it, too? wow, must be more contagious than swine flu

 

[seattleguy77]

Yep. I hear it's due to broken capillaries - any truama down there like rough sex or (in my case) vasectomy can cause it. Not unlike blowing your nose after a bad cold and finding streaks of blood in your mucus.

 

[B_625girth]

never happened to me. not even after my vasectomy. if it continues, see a doctor.

 

[D_Diesel Oyl]

blowing your nose is a lot like an orgasm

 

[salsfe]

It has happened in the past.

 

[nixonrich]

please go to your GP - it may or may not have a more serious significance. If your GP is not up to much get a private appointment with a urologist.

 

[lookingforhung]

I actually just had a GP appointment on the 15th but this happened few days after. I already got some blood-work done yesterday, CBC/Urineanalysis,(which he ordered that day) but don't know if that would find anything.

 

[novice_btm]

You might check out
http://www.lpsg.org/140858-cumming-blood.html

 

[silentview]

had a case of epididymitis back in high school, causes a show of bloody semen

 

[swallowsit]

This condition is referred to as hemospermia and is quite common, especially in older males (have had it a few times). Usually disappears within a week or so after a period of abstinence.

 

[Infernal]

You should get it checked - even if it turns out to be nothing. My uncle had it and on a whim went to the Dr to ask about it.... they discovered he had stage 3 lung cancer and had no other symptoms.

 

[Rugbypup]

I was always told it's not a good sigh.

May be innocent but is also the sign of something worse...

...if in doubt, check it out.

 

[MalakingTiti]

What the??? Dude you might be fucked.

 

[deleted213967]

As with blood in urine (hematuria), there can be a lot of causes, ranging from benign to not benign at all. You should definitely have the condition evaluated.