Patient's question:
The doctor has recently been experiencing lower abdominal pain, which also radiates to the perineum and both inguinal regions. The examination revealed seminal vesitis. How is seminal vesitis staged and treated?Doctor's answer:
Here is the English translation of the provided text, with the return characters kept as they are:"For how to treat seminal vesiculitis, here is the clarification:
Use appropriate antibiotics to treat seminal vesiculitis: Acute seminal vesiculitis should be treated until symptoms completely disappear, followed by medication for 1–2 weeks; chronic seminal vesiculitis requires medication for more than 4 weeks to stabilize the therapeutic effect.
Local treatment for seminal vesiculitis: Berberine ion penetration. After defecation, use 20 milliliters of 1‰ berberine to enema. Wet a gauze pad with this medication and place it in the perineal area, connecting it to the positive electrode of a direct current therapeutic device. The negative electrode is applied to the pubic bone.
Warm water sitz baths and cold compresses on the perineal area to stabilize local blood circulation and aid in reducing inflammation. Avoid sitting for too long to prevent pelvic congestion."