It is a benign condition called hematospermia. Usually due to high abdominal pressure or blood thinners like advil. May take a while to go away. If persistent may need medication like an antibiotic or Proscar. It is scary when it happens but is not alarming medically. Sent from my iPhone Dr. Niko Lailas, Director, Center for Robotic and Minimally Invasive Surgery, Reston Hospital Center urologygroupvirginia.comhttpurologygroupvirginia.com Like us on Facebookhttpswww.facebook.comTheUrologyGroup Follow LMGdocs on Twitterhttpstwitter.comdocsLMG Follow us on Googlehttpsplus.google.comTheUrologyGroupLmgposts Follow us on YouTubehttpswww.youtube.comchannelUCBb5PPv5PVGU6y9LeBWImlQ?viewaspublic Join us on Linked Inhttpwww.linkedin.compubtheurologygrouplmg783ba3

Usually, blood in semen is not an indicator of malignancy or infection but it would be best to be seen by a urologist for hematospermia.

I assume you mean blood in your semen? Fortunately, this is nothing to worry about as long as you don’t have pain with ejaculation and no associated blood in your urine. It is a benign process and should resolve on its own without treatment.

It could be due to an infection. You may have an infection along any portion of the genitourinary tract. I recommend getting checked out by your local urologist.

The most common cause of blood in the semen is prostatitis or seminal vesiculitis. It's usually treated with antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medication. Further examination and laboratory evaluation as necessary.

Most likely normal but you should see your PCP