symptoms of kidney and urinary tract disorders
kidney and urinary tract disorders
Blood in Semen
Most cases of blood in semen are Idiopathic, that is they arise without warning and doctors cannot find a cause Such cases resolve on their own within a few days to a few months. The most common known cause is Prostate biopsy None Bleeding can last a few weeks or so after a prostate biopsy. Bleeding can also occur during the first week or two after a Vasectomy . Less common causes include Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) (a benign enlargement of the prostate gland), infections (for example, , a parasitic worm that commonly causes infections ( Schistosomiasis ) in Africa, India, and parts of the Middle East can invade the urinary tract, causing blood to appear in the urine and often in semen. Schistosomiasis is unlikely in men who have not spent time in these areas. 