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Blood in the semen is, almost always, nothing at all. It is a symptom of a small blood vessel probably breaking, often during sex, sometimes when men are bearing down with heavy lifting or straining, sometimes with a difficult bowel movement if they’re constipated, sometimes for no reason at all.

So bright red blood in the semen, speckled, pink, brown, that happens. And unless it’s serious, meaning it’s heavy and prolonged, we just ignore it. It’s is not something to be worried about. It’s very scary. Especially if you don’t know what to expect and suddenly you see blood in the semen, then you panic. But it’s rarely a problem.

Now if you’re an older guy, it could be a sign by Text-Enhance" href="http://answers.webmd.com/answers/1183268/what-does-it-mean-if-i">of prostate cancer or a kind of bladder cancer. But I’ve only seen that once in 20 years. It’s almost always nothing. In fact some of the major textbooks don’t even address the matter of seminal blood.

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Could be "nothing", but to be sure, and possibly save your life, see an M.D.

it means he should go to a doctor.....preferably a urologist. But, his famly Dr. might refer him to urologist anyway.