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Blood in the ejacuate and urine certainly warrant further evaluation.
I suggest that you get a follow up consult with your urologist.Differentials for this will be a prostate problem (infections or enlargement),injury or structural abnormalities within the bladder and urethra. Infections of the epididymis and seminal vesicles also need to be ruled out.
A cystoscopy will be able to help.A transrectal ultrasound to assess your prostate ,as well as testicular ultrasound to evaluate the contents of your scrotal sac will help guide the physician in reaching a diagnosis.
Refrain from sexual activity until you have been properly diagnosed by your physician.
Blood in the ejacuate and urine certainly warrant further evaluation.
I suggest that you get a follow up consult with your urologist.Differentials for this will be a prostate problem (infections or enlargement),injury or structural abnormalities within the bladder and urethra. Infections of the epididymis and seminal vesicles also need to be ruled out.
A cystoscopy will be able to help.A transrectal ultrasound to assess your prostate ,as well as testicular ultrasound to evaluate the contents of your scrotal sac will help guide the physician in reaching a diagnosis.
Refrain from sexual activity until you have been properly diagnosed by your physician.