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Blood in Semen
is typically the result of swelling of the seminal vesicles, and will generally get away after some time. In most of the cases when blood has been detected in the sperm, the cause cannot be determined.
A typical doctor's reaction is that blood in semen is not infrequent and is not essentially a reason to raise a red flag.
Most of the time the blood in your semen will disappear in a period of 2-3 weeks. To be absolutely on a safe site and make sure that nothing serious is happening to you please follow these simple rules:
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| | Rule Number One: For period of 2 | | | weeks stop any vigorous physical activity, especially running or biking. Sometimes this is a major reason for traces of blood in your semen.
| | | Rule Number Two: Make sure the | | | blood is from you, not from your partner. This is particularly likely if she is at the beginning or end of her period and the bleeding is not noticeable to her. If she is not menstruating, but you think the blood is from her, she may need a check-up. Use a condom the next few times you have sex. This will enable you to examine the semen, and be sure the bleeding is from you.
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