Most patients with vesiculitis present with hematospermia, i.e., red semen or semen with blood clots or blood in it. Many patients visit the doctor with handkerchiefs or condoms, which can be especially stressful for patients who have never had such a condition before. However, for doctors, hematemesis is a common condition, and in fact, the amount of bleeding in hematemesis has virtually no effect on the patient, because the semen itself is at most a few milliliters, and the blood in the semen is even less. The key is to find the cause of the hemorrhagic semen, most patients may be caused by vesiculitis, and some patients are caused by inflammation of the prostate gland. If the cause is clear, and after examination it is determined to be vesiculitis, it can be treated with antibacterial agents, and vesiculitis is easier to treat and can be cured.