Patient's question:
Hello doctor! I haven't known what's going on for this period of time. My testicles always feel a sense of heaviness and pain, and I dare not urinate. When I urinate, there is also pain at the vaginal opening. I suspect I might have seminal vesiculitis. So, hello. What are the clinical manifestations of seminal vesiculitis?Doctor's answer:
Epididymitis refers to inflammatory lesions that occur again in the epididymis. The main clinical diagnostic symptoms can include pain, which can radiate to both inguinal regions and the pubic symphysis, with relatively severe pain. Additionally, epididymitis is often associated with prostatitis, so symptoms such as frequent urination, urinary urgency, and dysuria may occur. Epididymitis may also present with hematuria, appearing as pink urine. Acute epididymitis may sometimes be accompanied by fever. It is recommended to seek timely anti-inflammatory and symptomatic treatment upon discovery.