Patient's question:
Doctor, I haven't had sex with my friends for a while because my seminal vesicle is a bit swollen and painful. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said I have seminal vesiculitis. The first time, I didn't know what caused this disease; I want to know what kind of disease seminal vesiculitis is. What kind of medicine should I take for this disease? Which hospital should I go to for follow-up? Which hospital is good at treating seminal vesiculitis? How long does it take to treat it?Doctor's answer:
Treatment for seminal vesiculitis requires timeliness. Many patients with seminal vesiculitis ignore it in the early stages, believing it to be a minor condition and hoping it will heal on its own. However, they are unaware that even though the disease may seem small, its harm is significant. To prevent seminal vesiculitis from becoming incurable, whether it is acute or chronic, patients should take it seriously to ensure thorough treatment. Seminal vesiculitis is also prone to causing new infections before it heals, which is another important factor contributing to its recurring relapses.