Patient's question:
I am a driver. Recently, I've been feeling discomfort in the perineum accompanied by frequent urination and urgency. I thought it might be prostatitis, but after checking, it turned out to be seminal vesiculitis. Could you please tell me what symptoms early seminal vesiculitis patients might have?Doctor's answer:
Early patients with seminal vesiculitis may sometimes experience symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, dysuria, difficulty urinating, and a burning sensation in the urethra. Moreover, the seminal vesicles are closely adjacent to and interconnected with the prostate, vas deferens, urethra, and bladder. Therefore, seminal vesiculitis is often secondary to infections of the urogenital system. Over time, it may lead to symptoms of sexual dysfunction such as reduced libido and premature ejaculation, severely disrupting. The harm of seminal vesiculitis is significant, and it often recurs concurrently with other diseases. Thus, timely treatment is essential.