12/12/2012
What Are the Common Causes of S***m in Urine?
S***m in urine is an uncommon problem, but it can be caused by both prostatitis and retrograde ej*******on. Both of these conditions can typically be treated, although they may cause discomfort or pain in the meantime. Sometimes it is hard to notice and diagnose semen in the urine since it is not a common issue, especially amongst young men.
One potential cause of s***m in urine is prostatitis. This is swelling or inflammation of the prostate gland, which helps in the manufacturing of semen. Certain medical conditions may lead to long-term and severe swelling of the prostate. During urination, the bladder contracts and bumps up against the swollen gland. This can cause a small amount of semen to be released at the same time as urine, or shortly after. Urine may appear cloudy if enough semen is present.
This swelling of the prostate gland can also occur if men fail to ej*****te often enough. Although this may take a while to occur, men who become aroused and fail to either engage in s*xual in*******se or ma********on in order to achieve or**sm may have excess semen stored in the prostate gland. This is typically not a serious condition and is not considered full-blown prostatitis. The cure in this case is typically ej*******on.
In the former case, s***m in urine should be evaluated by a doctor. There are various forms of treatment for an inflamed prostate, although it may depend on the underlying cause. Serious medical conditions such as prostate cancer may need to be ruled out. Medications may be given to reduce swelling. If any other s*xually related symptoms are present, these symptoms may also be investigated further.
