Patient's question:
My husband has been working overtime frequently at his job over the past year, and his physical resistance has become particularly weak. Recently, he also developed seminal vesiculitis. I am very worried about his health. What medicine should be taken for seminal vesiculitis?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis requires early detection and early treatment to prevent the progression of the disease and the occurrence of other accessory gland infections. The treatment of prostatitis involves the administration of antibiotics. It is recommended to perform semen bacterial culture and drug sensitivity tests to determine the sensitive antibiotics for treatment. The treatment course typically lasts 2-4 weeks. If no drug sensitivity test is available, empirical treatment with macrolides or quinolone antibiotics can be given. Due to the prolonged treatment duration, it is advisable to follow a standardized treatment course and avoid stopping medication, as this may lead to disease progression, incomplete treatment, and the occurrence of other related complications or the transformation into chronic prostatitis. This can interfere with quality of life and may result in difficulties with fertility.