Patient's question:
Previously, I had been masturbating and abstained for over ten years. My semen became thin and watery, and I suspected it was due to seminal vesiculitis. Now that I'm in college, I still experience nocturnal emissions with watery semen, yet it hasn't healed on its own.Medical tests and examinations: By the way, can seminal vesiculitis from masturbation heal on its own? What kind of assistance do I need: I'm under a lot of stress. Please tell me what's going on.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, blood in the semen does not rule out the possibility of seminal vesiculitis, but it cannot be diagnosed definitively. The main causes are factors such as prolonged foreskin, prostatitis, urinary tract infections, masturbation, and a history of unsafe sex, leading to bacterial infections in the seminal vesicles. The clinical symptoms mainly include hematospermia, pain, and other discomforts, as well as abnormal urination. Delayed treatment can affect the quality of semen, which in turn may impact your fertility. It is recommended that you pay attention to hygiene, avoid masturbation, follow a diet that avoids spicy foods, and quit smoking and drinking!