haematospermia

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7% of patients experienced at least one minor complication, including bleeding (haematuria, haematospermia and rectal bleeding), vasovagal incidents, urinary retention, urinary tract infection, persistent dysuria and persistent perineal discomfort.

Clinical (non-histological) diagnosis of advanced prostate cancer: evaluation of treatment outcome after androgen deprivation therapy

A THIS is called haematospermia and is quite common and normally not serious.

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The occasional episode of haematospermia (blood in the semen) is rarely a sign of anything serious.

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