Blood in sperm

[Excidium28]

My buddy was on a 13 week cycle
30mg dbol 8 weeks,
500mg test cyp 13 weeks
300mg Deca
Prop

He was taking Nolva and Clomid for past few weeks just starting Winny/primo. And he says there is blood in his seamen, like his sperm is pink. He's goin to see a doc tomorrow, what could this be from?

 

[showtime2004]

My buddy was on a 13 week cycle
30mg dbol 8 weeks,
500mg test cyp 13 weeks
300mg Deca
Prop

He was taking Nolva and Clomid for past few weeks just starting Winny/primo. And he says there is blood in his seamen, like his sperm is pink. He's goin to see a doc tomorrow, what could this be from?

that ain't good for business.

 

[chefbone]

My buddy was on a 13 week cycle
30mg dbol 8 weeks,
500mg test cyp 13 weeks
300mg Deca
Prop

He was taking Nolva and Clomid for past few weeks just starting Winny/primo. And he says there is blood in his seamen, like his sperm is pink. He's goin to see a doc tomorrow, what could this be from?

Never heard of that. I wish your bro the best man.

 

[bigmann245]

is it just in the sperm or is it in the urine as well? could be an infection but definately have it checked. wish you the best. keep us up to date if it is AAS related.

 

[Lestat]

it happens, should clear up within a week, if not, go see a Dr and have his prostate checked and testicles checked for cancer.

 

[devilman13]

a few years ago i had some blood in my sperm. not related to aas. it was just a broken blood vessel, antibodies cleared it up. could have been attributed to holding back real hard so as not to cum. dont know if it's the same as your bro, but i remember being scared shitless about it. i feel for him hope its not seriuos...

 

[Subzeero]

it happens, should clear up within a week, if not, go see a Dr and have his prostate checked and testicles checked for cancer.

that or he is eating a lot of pineapples.

 

[LoneTree]

My buddy was on a 13 week cycle
30mg dbol 8 weeks,
500mg test cyp 13 weeks
300mg Deca
Prop

He was taking Nolva and Clomid for past few weeks just starting Winny/primo. And he says there is blood in his seamen, like his sperm is pink. He's goin to see a doc tomorrow, what could this be from?

Most likely prostatitis (infection of prostate).

 

[wayneboard1]

My buddy was on a 13 week cycle
30mg dbol 8 weeks,
500mg test cyp 13 weeks
300mg Deca
Prop

He was taking Nolva and Clomid for past few weeks just starting Winny/primo. And he says there is blood in his seamen, like his sperm is pink. He's goin to see a doc tomorrow, what could this be from?

Not sure if this will help but I found it on an online medical journal I usually consult so I cut ans paste it for you ro read. Hope it helps.

Semen - bloody; Blood in ejaculation
Definition

Blood in the semen, called hematospermia, may be undetectable (microscopic) or visible in the ejaculation fluid.

Considerations

Associated symptoms may include:

Pain with urination
Pain with ejaculation
Pain with bowel movement
Tenderness in the scrotum
Swelling in scrotum
Swelling or tenderness in groin area
Lower back pain
Fever or chills
Blood in urine
Common Causes

Blood in the semen may be caused by inflammation, infection, blockage, or injury anywhere along the male reproductive tract. It may indicate disease or a problem within the urethra, testicles, epididymis, or prostate.

Blood in the semen is usually the result of inflammation of the seminal vesicles, and will usually go away spontaneously. Often, the cause can not be determined. If the blood does not clear and ejaculate is persistently stained with blood, more extensive tests should be done, such as urinalysis and culture, semen analysis and culture, and ultrasound of the seminal vesicles.

Home Care

Minor injuries may be treated with rest, applying ice, and monitoring symptoms. Major injuries may require reconstructive surgery.

Infections can often be treated with antibiotics taken by mouth (or intravenous antibiotics if symptoms are severe).

Blockages are typically treated with surgery. If cancerous tumors are the source of obstruction, radiation and/or chemotherapy may also be indicated.

Always call your doctor if you notice any blood in semen.

What to expect at your health care provider's office

The doctor will perform a physical examination, looking especially for fever swollen lymph nodes, a swollen or tender scrotum, discharge from your urethra, or an enlarged or tender prostate.

To help diagnose the cause of the problem, your doctor will ask medical history questions, such as:

How much blood was in the semen?
Was microscopic blood ever noticed in the past when the semen was examined for another reason?
When was this first noticed? Is it present all the time?
Is there anything that seems to have caused this symptom?
What other symptoms do you have?
The following diagnostic tests may be performed:

Triple-void urine specimens are collected for urinalysis and urine culture:
initial stream
midstream
after examiner massages the prostate
Semen analysis
Semen culture
Ultrasound of pelvis and scrotum
The urinalysis may show high white blood cells.

A culture of of the urine after prostatic massage may show bacterial growth and high levels of white blood cells. However, your health care provider may choose not to massage your prostate if it is obviously swollen and tender, because massage may potentially spread the infection. This could lead to bacteremia or sepsis (generalized infection in which bacteria are present in your bloodstream, not just the prostate).

 

[trinidad]

Probably nothing to worry about..I had it happen to me and I posted the experience on here in case anyone else would have it happen to them. I read about it and went to see a urologist, he said the same thing, nothing to worry about. Of course he still ran some tests but it went away on it's own after having several episodes over the course of about 6 wks.
Hematospermia-
The presence of blood in the ejaculate is called hematospermia or hemospermia.

Hematospermia is not uncommon and may affect men of any age after puberty, but its peak incidence is in men 30 to 40 years old. About 85 to 90 percent of all patients that have hematospermia will have repeated episodes.

Causes of Hematospermia

In about 50% of patients the cause of hematospermia is not clearly understood or known. Semen originates from multiple organs, including the testicles, epididymis, vas deferens, seminal vesicles and prostate. Most of the semen comes from the seminal vesicles and prostate and it is probably from these two organs that most hematospermia originates. Infections or inflammation of the organs listed above account for most of the other causes. Cancers are rarely causative and account for a very small percentage of hemospermic diagnoses. With the introduction of ultrasound-guided prostate biopsies, we are seeing a large number of patients will hemospermia after the biopsy. This occurrence is expected in about a third of patients and is not cause for alarm.

Primary Hematospermia

Patients with hematospermia are usually categorized into two different groups. The first group or 'primary hematospermia' is when blood in the ejaculate is the only symptom. That means no blood in the urine, either visually or under the microscope, is found, and the patient has no evidence of any urinary irritation or infection and physical exam is completely unremarkable. Patients who have this type of hematospermia with no other findings are almost always found to have no other problem. The condition is self-limited, that means it will go away in time without treatment. About 15% of patients will have one episode and never have another.

Primary hematospermia patients have been studied extensively in the past with x-rays and telescopic examination of the urinary tract. In every study no other associated problems were found. Consequently no treatment is felt to be needed for patients in whom hematospermia is the only complaint and the physical exam and urinalysis are normal. We do encourage patients who have had hematospermia to return to our office if any change in their bleeding occurs or if they develop symptoms of infection or pain or they see blood in their urine.

Treatment of Primary Hematospermia

In the past, physicians have used female hormones, such as stilbestrol or Premarin to treat primary hematospermia, believing the disease to be an inflammation of the seminal vesicles. Female hormone treatment often resulted in relief from the bleeding, but the side effects included breast swelling and tenderness, and lack of libido. For the most part its use has been discontinued. We recommend that no therapy be given for primary hematospermia.

Secondary Hematospermia

The term 'secondary hematospermia' is used when a cause of bleeding is known or suspected, such as immediately after a prostate biopsy, or in the presence of a urinary or prostate infection or cancer. Unusual causes include tuberculosis, parasitic infections, and any diseases that affect blood clotting such as hemophilia and chronic liver disease.

Patients who have hematospermia associated with symptoms of urinary infection or visual or microscopic blood in the urine require a complete urologic evaluation. If blood is seen in the urine, an x-ray of the urinary tract, as well as a telescopic examination of the bladder and prostate is indicated. If the prostate or seminal vesicle is felt to have suspicious areas on rectal examination, or if the screening test for prostate cancer is suspicious (prostate-specific antigen or PSA), ultrasonic examination and biopsy is indicated.

Summary

In summary, hematospermia can be a very frightening occurrence to any male, but when all is said and done, most of these patients are found to have absolutely no abnormalities and require no therapy. Hematospermia is liable to continue on and off, but it is usually self-limited and carries with it no increased risk of any other disease, nor is the patient felt to be putting his sexual partner at risk.

To reiterate, malignant cancers of the testicle and prostate are very rarely associated with hematospermia.

 

[monster2929]

Fuck Waitin A Week Id Go To The Doc Yesterday Bro

 

[LoneTree]

Not sure if this will help but I found it on an online medical journal I usually consult so I cut ans paste it for you ro read. Hope it helps.

Semen - bloody; Blood in ejaculation
Definition

Blood in the semen, called hematospermia, may be undetectable (microscopic) or visible in the ejaculation fluid.

Considerations

Associated symptoms may include:

Pain with urination
Pain with ejaculation
Pain with bowel movement
Tenderness in the scrotum
Swelling in scrotum
Swelling or tenderness in groin area
Lower back pain
Fever or chills
Blood in urine
Common Causes

Blood in the semen may be caused by inflammation, infection, blockage, or injury anywhere along the male reproductive tract. It may indicate disease or a problem within the urethra, testicles, epididymis, or prostate.

Blood in the semen is usually the result of inflammation of the seminal vesicles, and will usually go away spontaneously. Often, the cause can not be determined. If the blood does not clear and ejaculate is persistently stained with blood, more extensive tests should be done, such as urinalysis and culture, semen analysis and culture, and ultrasound of the seminal vesicles.

Home Care

Minor injuries may be treated with rest, applying ice, and monitoring symptoms. Major injuries may require reconstructive surgery.

Infections can often be treated with antibiotics taken by mouth (or intravenous antibiotics if symptoms are severe).

Blockages are typically treated with surgery. If cancerous tumors are the source of obstruction, radiation and/or chemotherapy may also be indicated.

Always call your doctor if you notice any blood in semen.

What to expect at your health care provider's office

The doctor will perform a physical examination, looking especially for fever swollen lymph nodes, a swollen or tender scrotum, discharge from your urethra, or an enlarged or tender prostate.

To help diagnose the cause of the problem, your doctor will ask medical history questions, such as:

How much blood was in the semen?
Was microscopic blood ever noticed in the past when the semen was examined for another reason?
When was this first noticed? Is it present all the time?
Is there anything that seems to have caused this symptom?
What other symptoms do you have?
The following diagnostic tests may be performed:

Triple-void urine specimens are collected for urinalysis and urine culture:
initial stream
midstream
after examiner massages the prostate
Semen analysis
Semen culture
Ultrasound of pelvis and scrotum
The urinalysis may show high white blood cells.

A culture of of the urine after prostatic massage may show bacterial growth and high levels of white blood cells. However, your health care provider may choose not to massage your prostate if it is obviously swollen and tender, because massage may potentially spread the infection. This could lead to bacteremia or sepsis (generalized infection in which bacteria are present in your bloodstream, not just the prostate).

Actual practice of medicine is much different from what you read on internet and in the books.
Years of experience create in a 6th sense in physicians that is called 'clinical sense.'
It may be harmful to play a physician if you are not one.

 

[wayneboard1]

Actual practice of medicine is much different from what you read on internet and in the books.
Years of experience create in a 6th sense in physicians that is called 'clinical sense.'
It may be harmful to play a physician if you are not one.

Thats good advice. I was sharing information to help educate not only myself but the guy making the post but for the record, I am not a dr and do not play one on the internet. Regardless of what is said here I would go to the dr.

 

[digimon7068]

Most likely prostatitis (infection of prostate).

Or blue-ball-itis. A few years back (well, actually quite a few) after a particularly heavy session with a new girlfriend, in which I wasn't able to close the deal, I noticed the next day (when I cleaned out the inventory), there was a little something extra (pinkish tint). Freaked me right the hell out. Never went to the doctor and it never happened again. Guess all the rubbing and huffing and puffing must have irritated the little bastard.

 

[trying2grow101]

A friend of mine had that happen to the doc told him it was happening because his nuts contracted so hard that it busted a blood vessel and it was nothing to worry about.