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My right tubing on my testicle became swollen. i thought i just needed to release and when i did my sperm was brown. what could be wrong?
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Hemospermia: Brown semen is Hemospermia indicating blood in seen. Caused usually by inflammation in prostate and seminal vesicles. Usually treated with antibiotics but should see a urologist.
Answered 5/24/2017
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