Seminal vesiculitis - be alert to these 4 symptoms

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The symptoms of seminal vesiculitis are apparent. Men can take natural medicine Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill to get a cure.


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Seminal Vesiculitis -
- Be Alert to These
4 Symptoms
Wuhan Dr.Lee's TCM Clinic

Like women prone to gynecological diseases, men
can also be plagued by male diseases, such
as seminal vesiculitis. Although there are more
clinical cases of seminal vesiculitis, the general public
is not exceptionally knowledgeable about the skills.


Seminal vesiculitis is a male disease caused by
retrograde infection. It can be divided into acute and
chronic, and it often occurs at the same time
as prostatitis, so many people will mistake it for
prostatitis. Let's talk about the symptoms and
dangers associated with seminal vesiculitis.

What are the symptoms of
seminal vesiculitis?
1. Difficulty in urination 2. Hematuria
3. Pain in the lower abdomen 4. Other symptoms

When the cyst in the seminal vesicle
presses on the bladder neck and the
posterior urethra, it will lead to difficulty in
urination. And the patient will have
symptoms such as frequent urination,
urgent urination, and incomplete urination.
It will have a significant impact on the work and life of
the patient.

If there are
symptoms such as
hematuria and
hematospermia, it
may also be caused
by vesiculitis. In
particular, acute
tenosynovitis is
more likely to have
hematuria, and the
semen is red or pink.
Many conditions can lead to
hematuria, but no matter which
infection causes one, men should
consult a doctor in time to avoid
causing more harm to the body.

Whether it is acute seminal vesiculitis or chronic
vesiculitis, there will be pain in the lower abdomen.
And the pain will be significantly worse
during ejaculation. The pain of acute
seminal vesiculitis is mainly located in the
lower abdomen, including the perineum
and groin. In chronic vesiculitis, there will
be vague pain in the upper part of the
pubic bone and perineal discomfort.

Sperm seminal vesiculitis may also
cause some systemic symptoms,
such as fever, chills, low libido,
premature ejaculation, and so on.
In particular, the systemic
symptoms are more evident in
patients with acute vesiculitis.

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It seems that the symptoms of seminal vesiculitis
are pronounced, so with a bit of care, they can be
treated in time. Still, if they are allowed to develop,
they may cause serious consequences, such as
those listed below.

What are the dangers of
seminal vesiculitis?

1. Reduce fertility
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Acute seminal vesiculitis is
incurable, and if not given timely
and symptomatic treatment, it can
induce more severe infections and
even affect fertility.

The emergence of local abscesses
As the name implies, seminal vesiculitis is
an inflammation that occurs in the
seminal vesicles.
If effective anti-inflammatory
treatment is not given, it will
eventually lead to local
abscesses and even invasion
of surrounding organs.

Testicular infarction
The testes are very fragile, and the testes'
supply of nutrients and oxygen comes
from the spermatic vessels. Suppose the
seminal vesicle is inflamed and not
controlled. In that case, it may cause
inflammatory swelling of the spermatic
cord, compress the blood vessels in the
spermatic cord, or become thrombosis or
vascular spasm, thus leading to testicular
ischemia and infarction.

As mentioned above, seminal vesiculitis is
a male disease with obvious symptoms
and is extremely dangerous and must be
treated thoroughly at the beginning of the
disease. Some men find it difficult to talk
about their private parts being sick and
tend to put it off repeatedly. However, this
is very irrational, any disease in the early
stage of treatment will be more effective,
and the damage to the body will be less.
The only way to work and live better is to
be cured.

During the acute period of vesiculitis, antibiotic
treatment is generally recommended because it is the
most effective. If the treatment is not complete during
the acute period, it may lead to chronic vesiculitis.

Chronic seminal vesiculitis
is usually no longer
treated with antibiotics
because of possible drug
resistance or side effects.
Patients are
recommended to use
medications, such as the
herbal Diuretic and Anti-
inflammatory Pill, for
conservative treatment.

Herbal medicines do not
harm the human body, and
no drug resistance occurs.
The recurrence rate of the
disease is also lower when
cured with Diuretic and
Anti-inflammatory Pill.

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