Patient's question:
I have a colleague who has been looking very pale recently. Everyone around him suggested that he go to the hospital for a check-up. Later, he did go, and the doctor confirmed that he had developed seminal vesiculitis. What are the effects of seminal vesiculitis on the body?Doctor's answer:
The main harm of seminal vesiculitis is that it may cause the composition of semen to change again. Under normal circumstances, seminal fluid should contain a certain amount of nutrients, which nourish sperm and help with sperm movement. It also contains trace amounts of lactic acid and other acidic substances. When seminal vesicles and the prostate become inflamed, bacteria may mix with the seminal fluid, and the concentration of lactic acid and other acidic substances will increase along with bacterial toxins. Metabolic byproducts are also excreted in the seminal fluid. Bacteria will then consume the nutrients in the seminal fluid and compete for oxygen, leading to a decline in fertility.