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What would be considered recurrent or persistent blood in semen?
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Not mysterious: The words mean what they mean, nothing mysterious. Recurrent implies a problem was present, went away, and came back. Persistent means the problem continued without a break. Either way, see a doctor for evaluation and testing, ideally a urologist.
Answered 4/15/2017
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