Patient's question:
How many normal values are there for seminal vesiculitis?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis generally refers to the inflammation of the seminal vesicle, with its typical symptom being hematospermia. If hematospermia symptoms reappear, it is recommended to promptly visit a Grade III-A hospital's urology and andrology department for a routine semen analysis. If the white blood cell count in the semen analysis is decreased, it can be diagnosed as prostatitis. In a normal semen analysis, the white blood cell count should be less than ten. For prostatitis, it is important to avoid drinking beer and consuming spicy, irritating, or extremely cold foods.