Patient's question:
At the age of 30, I developed seminal vesiculitis. Since it's a male health issue, due to pride, I didn't ask the doctor for detailed information and didn't tell my family. I wanted to look up some information online: What kind of medication is needed for seminal vesiculitis? Can it be relieved? Will it be relieved? I haven't been pregnant yet, will it interfere with fertility? Will it affect sexual relations between couples? What precautions should be taken during the recovery period?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis is a common urological disease diagnosed in clinical practice, caused by inflammatory infections, and is also related to various factors such as poor living habits and dietary habits. In clinical diagnosis, alleviating prostatitis primarily involves taking quinolone-class anti-inflammatory drugs or cephalosporin-class anti-inflammatory drugs, with medications like metronidazole showing significant effectiveness. With timely and appropriate treatment and care, it can be cured. I will never interfere with fertility or sexual relations between couples in the future. During the recovery period, it is important to rest, avoid squeezing or pressing, prevent prolonged sitting or standing, avoid catching colds, and refrain from sexual activity. Drink more water, avoid extremely cold or spicy foods, quit smoking and drinking.