Patient's question:
How is male seminal vesiculitis caused? How is male seminal vesiculitis caused? How should prevention work? How is male seminal vesiculitis caused?Doctor's answer:
If a man experiences urinary reflux again, the urine will contain some harmful and irritating substances. Bacteria from the urethra can flow backward into the seminal vesicles through the ureter, leading to seminal vesitis. Factors such as frequent beer consumption, exposure to cold, and highly active physical functions can contribute to this condition. Additionally, frequent masturbation or overly frequent sexual activity with rough behavior can cause the rupture of capillaries in the male glands, leading to strong contractions and relaxations of the muscles, which may result in seminal vesitis in men.Seminal vesitis in men is divided into acute and chronic types. A common symptom for patients is hematospermia (blood in the semen). Some may also experience prostatitis or urinary tract infections, characterized by symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and dysuria.