Patient's question:
In mid-last month, after having sexual intercourse with my girlfriend again, I noticed that the semen was slightly bloody after ejaculation, and the urine was the same, with difficulty urinating. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and was told it was seminal vesiculitis. It is said that this disease is very harmful and can even lead to infertility. So, how is seminal vesiculitis treated?Doctor's answer:
The normal appearance of semen is milky white and jelly-like. If semen appears slightly red, it is not normal and could be a sign of a urinary tract infection. In the case of seminal vesiculitis, it is necessary to promptly use sensitive antibiotics for anti-inflammatory treatment. Timely treatment is crucial. If the quality of sperm in the semen analysis is not affected, it will not interfere with childbirth. It is important to adjust your mindset and promptly undergo anti-inflammatory treatment. Regular follow-up tests should be conducted.