Effective Prevention of Hemospermia Requires Mastering of These Techniques
For Blood in Semen, although it is a common disease or symptom in the field of urology and male subjects, many men have developed unscrupulous pressure on the spirit due to insufficient understanding of blood in sperm or blood in semen in long periods of time. It is actually not difficult to treat Hemospermia, but how to prevent the recurrence of Hemospermia after treatment, it still needs patients to master these points.
Hemospermia syndrome, excludes tumors and abnormal blood vessels as the causes, for the common seminal vesicles, prostate and urinary tract inflammation, if the inflammation caused by infection is stimulated to the small tube or gland mucosa, local congestion and edema may occur, or the ejaculatory duct obstruction may result. Mucosal vascular rupture and hemorrhage caused by expansion and contraction of the proximal duct may cause blood in sperm syndrome.
The emergence of these two kinds of Hemospermia syndrome, the former can be treated by natural herbal medicine Diuretic and Anti-Inflammatory Pill, the latter can be dealt with medication of blood circulation and stasis unblocking, or minimally invasive surgery to eliminate obstruction. However, after treatment, effective prevention measures are needed to prevent the recurrence of hemorrhagic disease.
1, Taking natural herbal formula medicine Diuretic and Anti-Inflammatory Pill to thoroughly improve the condition on the seminal vesicles, prostate and urinary tract, prevent infection caused by inflammation to stimulate the blood to the glandular mucosa;
2, After the effective control of blood in semen symptoms, one should rest for one to two weeks, and then resume sexual life, and the sexual activities should not be too frequent.
3. It is strictly forbidden to drink alcohol or eat spicy food, so as not to aggravate the degree of congestion and one should avoid long-distance cycling.
4. Once a week, the seminal vesicles and prostate massage help to expel inflammatory secretions and prevent ejaculatory duct obstruction.
By mastering the above techniques and precautions, one can generally avoid the occurrence of refractory blood Hemospermia symptoms, and it will not seriously harm the patient's psychology.
