Blood in Semen 2 years after Urolift?

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I had the UROLIFT over 2 years ago. Happy with the flow and fewer trips to the bathroom. Most recently i noticed some blood in my semen. Anyone have this experience?

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    Steve

    Blood in semen could be due to prostatitis or something more serious. You didn't mention having a biopsy, which will result in blood in semen for potentially many months afterward.

    Have you been tracking your PSA?

    For this, I highly recommend you see your urologist.

    Michael

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      Thanks Michael. Prostatitus is likely the problem. PSA is fine. Also, I was a bit dehydrated. Best,Steve

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    I had blood in my urine once. It was a cancerous bladder tumor. Make an appointment with your urologist today!

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      Thanks Lee, The blood was only in my semen..If it continues i'll definately see my urologist. I wonder if the clips on the Prostrate might cause bleeding?

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      I think most urologists would consider blood in the urine or semen a cause for concern anytime more than a month or so post-op.

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    I recently had a lot of blood after a hard work out, I think a clip might have pulled out. Now I still get blood in my urine after work outs. I'm not sold on Urolift

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      I had blood in my urine, turned out to be bladder stones! Easy fix. The uro, shot it with a laser, then vacuumed it out. No hospital stay.

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    I had blood in semen once pre-urolift. Doc didn't seem too bothered and it hasn't happened since that I've noticed. No blood post Urolift

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    Thanks all for your replys . It was a 1 time bleed, took some antiobtics and it stopped..thankfully. Does make me cautious about frequent ejaculations. I'm 69 so maybe time to slow down. Hoping the clips(4) don't move.

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