Patient's question:
There are better techniques for treating seminal vesiculitis there. I went for a thorough check-up the day before yesterday, and it was found that I have seminal vesiculitis. Could you please tell me the better methods for treating seminal vesiculitis?Doctor's answer:
The seminal vesicle is located superior and posterior to the prostate gland, being an approximately conical, cystic gland. Its excretory duct joins with the vas deferens to form the ejaculatory duct, which opens into the posterior urethra. The seminal vesicle is a male accessory gland that secretes seminal fluid, which combines to form semen. Causes of seminal vesitis include intra-abdominal foci of infection, such as boils, carbuncles, tonsillitis, and gingivitis, through which bacteria spread to the seminal vesicles via the bloodstream. It is important to maintain a regular lifestyle, balance work and rest, avoid smoking, alcohol, and spicy, irritating foods, and prevent excessive sexual activity to reduce congestion in the sexual organs. In addition to medication for treating urological conditions, patients also need to pay attention to proper care, such as a balanced diet and maintaining a positive mood.