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Blood in semen & pain after ejaculation
I noticed brownish pinkish semen in start which is now more of brownish its been 20 days and 6 back to back ejaculation(spanning 3weeks) where i have noticed unusual colour and discomfort after ejaculation more of pain and burning sensation attaching pictures below for reference thankyou
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It can be UTI. Consult an expert Sexologist asap
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Hi, consult online for treatment
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Blood in semen (hematospermia) is usually painless and frequently resolves on its own. Causes include infections (UTIs, STIs, prostatitis), inflammation, trauma. Physical injury or even vigorous, frequent sexual activity or masturbation can cause minor internal bleeding and Hypertension (high blood pressure) can be the reason. For further detail can consult via Practo.
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Needs proper evaluation and management. Consult a urologist first to evaluate thoroughly for any cause
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Based on the history provided by you most likely hematospermia (blood in semen). Since it has persisted for about 20 days and is associated with pain and burning after ejaculation so it should not be ignored.
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Consult a urologist for evaluation. Avoid frequent ejaculation for 5–7 days to allow the tissues to recover. Drink plenty of water. Avoid unprotected sex until the cause is identified. Avoid alcohol,smoking and spicy foods if they worsen urinary symptoms. Do not start antibiotics or other medications without medical advice. have some investigation done these are Urine routine examination and urine culture Semen analysis ± semen culture STI testing (if there is risk of sexually transmitted infection) Complete blood count (CBC) PSA is usually not needed in a healthy 26-year-old unless specifically indicated. Ultrasound of the urinary tract/prostate Possible causes Inflammation or infection of the prostate (prostatitis) Seminal vesicle inflammation Urethritis Minor bleeding from vigorous or frequent ejaculation Less commonly,stones or other conditions Seek urgent medical care If Bright red blood continues or becomes heavy Fever or chills develop Severe testicular or pelvic pain occurs Difficulty passing urine,Blood appears in the urine or symptoms rapidly worsen
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Brown or pink semen is often due to a small amount of old blood and may resolve on its own. However,because it has lasted for nearly 3 weeks and is associated with burning and pain after ejaculation you should be examined by a urologist. Until then,stay well hydrated,avoid frequent ejaculation for a few days and avoid self-medicating with antibiotics. thanks feel free to contact me
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Need investigations
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Brownish/pink semen is often due to blood in semen (hematospermia) and usually settles on its own. As it has persisted for ~3 weeks with pain/burning after ejaculation, consult for evaluation and planning the treatment
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Get ur semen analysis test done for evaluation.. Accordingly medicine required...
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Consult to urologist
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The brownish or pinkish discoloration of semen is most consistent with hematospermia (blood in the semen). Brown-colored semen usually indicates older blood, whereas pink or red semen suggests more recent bleeding. In many young men, hematospermia is benign and self-limiting, but since you have had persistent discoloration for about 20 days, along with pain and burning after ejaculation, it should be evaluated rather than ignored. Possible causes include: Mild inflammation or infection of the prostate, seminal vesicles, or urethra. Minor trauma related to sexual activity or masturbation. Less commonly, stones or other conditions affecting the urinary or reproductive tract. Cancer is very unlikely, especially in younger men without other risk factors, but persistent symptoms warrant a proper medical assessment.
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Seek urgent medical attention if you develop: Fever or chills. Severe pain or swelling of the testicles. Difficulty or inability to pass urine. Large amounts of bright red blood in the semen or urine. Persistent blood in the semen lasting more than 1 month despite conservative measures. Most cases of hematospermia resolve once the underlying cause is identified and treated, and the outlook is generally very good. Thank you
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You must consult a physician immediately
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