Patient's question:
I am a driver. Recently, I've been feeling discomfort in the perineum accompanied by frequent urination and urgency. I initially thought it was prostatitis, but after checking, it turned out to be seminal vesiculitis. I would like to know how to treat seminal vesiculitis.Doctor's answer:
What are the nursing measures for seminal vesiculitis:Strengthen exercise to enhance physical fitness: Strengthen exercise to enhance physical fitness, prevent colds and other upper respiratory infections, treat caries in a timely manner, prevent nausea and vomiting, actively treat infections in other parts of the body to reduce the body's disease resistance.
Eat a light diet, pay attention to dietary hygiene, do not drink alcohol (including beer), and avoid spicy and irritating foods to prevent prostatic congestion; give up sexual intercourse, suppress sexual activity, not more than once a week, and prohibit interrupted intercourse.
It is not advisable to sit in a car, ride a bicycle, or sit for a long time; office workers should stand up and move around every 1 to 2 hours.