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Took the urine test & the results came back as no kidney damage, bladder, or urinary tract infection, but i found blood in my semen?
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Hematospermia: A little blood in the semen seldom means anything. If your physician isn't worried, neither am i. Glad you're being thorough, and good luck.
Answered 9/20/2019
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